Electrical Installation Level 2
This qualification is designed for new entrants to the industry, providing them with the basic skills and experience they need, or for those who have successfully achieved the Level 1 course.
The certificate will suit students who want to learn the basics of electro-technical principles and practice. It allows students to learn, develop and practise the skills required for employment and/or career progression in the electro-technology sector. This is a qualification that tests both practical and knowledge-based skills in a realistic working environment.
Ben Perrin
“This was the best study option for me. Having a couple of great tutors working alongside us is definitely one of the biggest positives.”
Jack Ward
“The atmosphere at the open evening was inviting. The teachers have been the best help in aiding us to learn and I have enjoyed seeing how far I’ve come over the year.”
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Description
The qualification covers topics which include:
- Health and safety in building engineering
- Principles of electrical science
- Electrical installations technology
- Installation of wiring systems technology.
Upon successful completion, students will be at an improver/electrician's mate level. Attendance of 100% is necessary in order to complete the course.
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Entry Requirements
Students need four GCSE passes at grade 4 or above, preferably including Maths and English, or a vocational L1 qualification at pass or above
Students who have not yet achieved grade 4 in GCSE Maths and English, will study L1 programme
Ideally students would have completed a Level 1 electrical course or have undertaken a technical subject at school. Use of basic tools and some hand skills would be useful.
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Qualification
Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures) Level 2
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Progression
Students can progress to a Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations or an apprenticeship.
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Assessment
The course is continuously assessed by both practical and written assignments and tests.
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Home Study
Students are expected to carry out some self study, typically six hours per week, and are expected to complete any work that has not been completed during lesson times.
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Work Placement
There is an element of work experience within this qualification. The expectation is that students will fulfil a work placement if suitable.
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Fees and Additional Costs
Additional costs may be required for the industry specific text books. Details will be given at interview. Students are required to purchase safety boots to be worn during workshop based lessons.
| Code | Start | Fees* |
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| ELINL2 212201 | September 2021 | Fee Information |
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Fee information
14 - 18 year olds
In most cases students aged 14-18 years old on a substantial study programme will NOT be required to pay fees and most course-specific equipment and materials will be funded by the College. This excludes stationary, non-curriculum trips and a £15 enrichment fee.
19 years and over
Students aged 19 years and over may be required to pay fees. For details of fee remission and loans for students over the age of 19 click here. Please note that some courses may have additional registration, examination and/or materials fees. Where we have been unable to provide these additional costs in this information, they will be discussed with you prior to enrolment. If you think you may be entitled to financial support or fee remission, or you would like more information on the additional costs associated with your chosen course, please contact us.