Keeping Up with the Changes: How to Stay Qualified to Install EV Charging Points

The United Kingdom has witnessed a significant rise in electric vehicles (EVs) as individuals and businesses embrace the benefits of clean, sustainable transportation. Are you looking to install EV charging points? Then it's essential to have the correct accreditations and certifications. The qualifications required have recently been updated, and it's critical to act now if you want to stay ahead of the game. 

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By the end of July, you must register for the Electric Vehicle Charging Installations 2921. After this date, you'll need to be a fully qualified electrician with a Gold Card or L3 qualification equivalent. Once you have the qualifications, you can complete the Electric Vehicle Charging Installations 2921. 

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The EV charging course aims to provide comprehensive knowledge and understanding of electrical vehicle charging equipment installation. The training is aimed at practising electricians interested in installing the range of available equipment and systems; it covers the specialised installation requirements of electric vehicle charging equipment in public, private, and commercial locations and includes exclusive guidance on electrical requirements.

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It's crucial to stay up-to-date with the latest qualifications and regulations regarding EV charging installations. With the government's commitment to phasing out petrol and diesel cars by 2030, the demand for EV charging points will only increase.

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By embracing these accreditations and keeping up-to-date with product knowledge, installers can contribute to developing a robust charging infrastructure network and provide customers with the confidence they need to embrace electric vehicle technology. Book now onto our electric vehicle charging courses today.