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This electrical course will provide you with the qualification required to meet the BS7671-18 wiring regulations and ensure you are up to speed with the latest updates in the electrical industry; helping you in becoming an electrician. Your role is to ensure you are working and installing to latest wiring regulations at a competent level. The 18th edition will provide and enhance your working knowledge and ensure you’re working to all scheme requirements.

This electrical course will provide you with the qualification required to meet the BS7671-18 wiring regulations and ensure you are up to speed with the latest updates in the electrical industry. In order to become an electrician, it is part of your role to ensure you are working and installing to latest wiring regulations at a competent level. The 18th edition will provide and enhance your working knowledge and ensure you’re working to all scheme requirements.

The 2396 Design and Verification electrical course is a Level 4 Qualification which will enable you to have the essential knowledge and techniques required to offer your clients the full package from the design stages and the construction, to the installation and commissioning process. The Design and Verification electrical course will give you a more in depth understanding of the electrical installations; creating appeal to your clients and fulfilling more of your electrician training.

The Electrical Foundation Package course will provide you with a range of electrical qualifications to enable you to work as a domestic electrician. The package is designed for those who currently require undertaking rewires, new extensions or ‘replacing and working on other domestic electrics’ as part of your current job role to obtain the certification which will enable you to register with a competent scheme such as NICEIC or ELECSA and certificate minor works certification.

The 2365 Electrotechnical Level 2 course will provide you with the knowledge and practical skills to start your career in the electrical industry. The Level 2 will allow you to progress as a domestic electrician following our domestic foundation course or 2365 Level 3 Electrotechnical, onsite assignments (NVQ) and AM2. You do not need to currently work within the industry for you to achieve this electrical qualification. Your pathway to becoming a fully qualified electrician in the electrical industry.

The 2365 Electrotechnical Level 3 electrical course will provide you with the knowledge and practical skills to help you become a fully qualified electrician and transfer your skills into your working role. By progressing on the Level 3 and working on your onsite assessments (NVQ) you will qualify to enrol onto your AM2 and obtain your JIB Gold Card which allows you to work as a qualified electrician. The knowledge and practical skills you require to becoming a fully qualified electrician.

Upon becoming an electrician, inspecting and testing your work is part of every job you complete. By attending the 2391 Inspection and Testing electrical course (previously known as 2394/5) this will allow you to obtain the knowledge and skills needed and enable you to period test and inspect all electrical installations and produce initial verification.

This 2-day training course is for candidates that want knowledge relating to the inspection and testing of electrical equipment. This course replaces both the City and Guilds 2377-22 and the 2377-32.

Vehicle car charging and the installation of EV charging points is a growing industry and an opportunity to develop your skills to enable you to install and commission vehicle car charging points domestically, commercially and on the street. By growing your skill set within the electrical industry with this electrical course and your accreditation with your organisation or competent person scheme, you can apply for OLEV registration providing your customers with access to government grants.

This is a 1 day First Aid Course for anyone responsible for providing first aid to someone who becomes ill or injured at work. The first aid course is most suitable for those working in low risk environments or who will assist the first aider or paramedics in high risk environments. The HSE recommends that if you work in a company with 5-50 workers, there should be at least one person trained in first aid.

This is a 3-day First Aid course for anyone needing to become a qualified first aider. The course is most suitable for people working in high risk environments such as construction sites and factories. The course will give you the skills required to treat a range of injuries and illnesses while keeping yourself and others safe. The HSE recommends that if you work in a company with 5-50 workers, there should be at least one person trained in first aid.

The CITB Health and Safety Course is for anyone working in or joining the construction industry who wants thorough safety training. The course offers the knowledge needed to work safely on construction sites and how these safety issues will affect your daily work. You must attend the full day/time of this course to achieve the qualification or you will not be considered competent. This course is recognised by the CSCS and will qualify you for a CSCS Green Card.

The SMSTS course is aimed at anyone currently in or looking to move into a site management role such as project managers, site managers, site supervisors, business owners and main contractors. This course is taught by a certified trainer who will use case studies, classroom interaction and discussion, individual work, and presentations to assess the candidates throughout the course.

The SMSTS Refresher course is aimed at anyone currently in a site management role. This course will give you a refresher on the subjects covered in the full SMSTS course and is by no means an alternative to completing the full course. This course is taught by a certified trainer who will use case studies, classroom interaction and discussion, individual work to refresh you on the principles of site management.

This 2-day course is aimed at site supervisors and anyone looking to step up into a site supervisors position. You must renew this qualification every 5 years by taking a refresher course, if you let your certificate expire you will need to re-sit the full SSSTS course again. This course is taught by a certified trainer who will use case studies, classroom interaction and discussion, individual work, and presentations. This course requires candidates to self-study in their own time.

The CCN1 Initial course and exams is for candidates who wish to apply to become a member of the Gas Safe register scheme, you must have a Level 3 NVQ qualification in Plumbing and Heating or have completed the BPEC domestic Gas foundation (managed learning programme).

The CCN1 Re-Assess course and exams is for qualified Gas Engineers who must renew their ACS qualification every 5 years to apply to stay a member of the Gas Safe Register.

The Domestic Gas foundation course is for anyone looking to enter the Gas Industry. This gas safety course is well suited to plumbers and people with plumbing experience who want to progress into domestic gas work or anyone looking to start a new career in the domestic gas industry.

The Unvented Initial course is for candidates who do not currently hold the Unvented qualification and need to gain this to be able to work on unvented hot water systems, the qualification must be renewed every 5 years. This course covers G3 building regulations and the new requirements for vented and unvented systems.

The Unvented Re-Assess course is for candidates who currently hold the Unvented qualification and need to renew the qualification every 5 years. This gas course covers G3 building regulations and the new requirements for vented and unvented systems.