Domestic Electrical Training Courses

• Bespoke Electrical Training Courses specifically designed for those looking to get qualified.
• These are fast track electrician training courses designed for all – no previous experience needed.
• Carry out in-demand electrical work house re-wires & install new sockets, lighting & kitchen circuits.
• Attend our electrician training courses Part - Time as there’s no need to give up you current job or change your lifestyle.
• Earn while you train and receive each of the 6 qualifications as you progress through the course.

The essence of these electrician training courses is that you need no previous experience of electrics to enrol; the electrical training courses require only one common element amongst all potential candidates; the aspiration and commitment to become an electrician by applying themselves and having the desire to learn on our electrician training courses. We will provide you with everything you need to pass and achieve the following qualifications as you progress through these electrical training courses:

• Domestic electrical installation certificate (Part P Certificate)
• 17th Edition City & Guilds 2382-10 Certificate in the Requirements for Electrical Installations (Level 3)
• City & Guilds 2392-10 Fundamental Inspection & Testing (Level 2)
• Building Regulations City & Guilds 2393-10 Certificate (Level 3)
• PAT Testing City & Guilds 2377-12 Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (Level 3)
• PAT Testing City & Guilds 2377-11 Management of Electrical Equipment Maintenance (Level 3)

The electrical training courses begins with an introduction to electrical Installation and terminology, practical installation work and then moves on to getting you Part P (Electrical Domestic Installer) qualified and then progresses onto the City & Guilds 2382 17th Edition Wiring Regulations.

Further electrical training courses Modules include City & Guilds 2392 (The fundamentals of inspection and testing) which involves in depth training on how to test and inspect and vitally, how to operate and use an electrical test meter giving you valuable ‘real’ experience.

Part of our electrical training courses covers Portable Appliance Testing (PAT Testing), where you will gain your City & Guilds 2377-12 qualification and City & Guilds 2377-11. You will also be able to carry out both visual inspections and carry out testing on other instruments after our electrical training courses.

These electrical training courses are designed for you to gain the certifications that are the ‘bench mark’ and prove your competency in the most user friendly way possible, taught in our own unique manner within class sizes of no more than 8 to 1 with one of our experienced tutors.

A few examples of the types of work the electrical training courses allow you to carry out are:

• Performing a house rewire
• Installing a new consumer unit
• Installing a new ring-main into an extension.
• Fitting an electrical shower.
• Installing sockets and lighting in a kitchen.
• Installing garden lighting or heaters.
• Installing new lighting and sockets.
• Carry out the testing of Portable appliance equipment in various work places.
• Plus much, much more...

The electrical training courses that we have designed are structured in a manner that suits all those wishing to attend electrical training courses and become proficient electrical installers, inspectors and testers. It makes no difference if you’ve previous experience or have never picked up an electrical screwdriver before; our electrician training courses are designed to teach you the very basics of electrical theory right through to installing electrical circuits and testing and inspecting electrical installations.

The electrician training courses are bespoke designed so that everyone’s individual learning speed is catered for, you will not feel alone or lost on our electrician training courses if it gets difficult at any point as our class sizes are the smallest in the country of any electrical training courses that you may find. We believe in one simple approach; maximum contact time with your tutor on all our electrician training courses results in high pass rates and highly competent electricians.

In summary if you have the desire to become an electrician our electrician training courses are designed for you. It matters not who you are or if you have any experience, we will teach you all you need to know, you’ll be amazed what you will achieve on our electrician training courses. See our testimonials or call us today for further details. The domestic electrical installation certificate will enable you to proficiently install your domestic electrical work, compliant with Building Regulations Part P. After gaining your EAL Domestic Electrical Installers (Part P) Certificate and your 17th edition certificate, you are able to register to become a competent domestic electrical installer, with the ability to install, inspect, test and certify your work in accordance with >BS 7671.

In addition, the electrical training courses will allow you to then be able to register with a Competent Person Self-Certification Scheme such as NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA, where you can self-certify your installation work and provide your customers with a Part P compliant certificate. Please note that if you are working on domestic electrical installations and you don’t have this qualification you will need to notify Building Control directly, who then send out an inspector to inspect, test and certificate the installation (a significant additional charge will be incurred for this service, costing hundreds of pounds) so gaining this qualification makes financial sense as well. (EAL Level 2 for Domestic Electrical Installers (Part P Certificate), Part P Certificate & 17th Edition City & Guilds 2382-10 Certificate in the Requirements for Electrical Installations, Certificate in the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS7671:2008 Level 3)

• Applicable Building Regulations for Domestic Electrical Installation.
• Electrical Safety Legislation, Regulations and Standards.
• Domestic Electrical Installation Pre-work Survey/Inspection.
• Domestic Electrical Installation Safe Isolation Procedures.
• Identifying Unsafe Electrical Situations.
• Domestic Electrical Earthing and Bonding Requirements.
• Electrical Test Procedures.
• Installing and Replacing Electrical Components.
• Checking the Correct and Safe Operation of Installed Electrical Components.
• Recording of Electrical Test Results and Completing Certificates.
• Domestic Electrical Installation in Special Locations.
• Understanding of New Domestic Electrical Circuit Requirements.
• Installing Domestic Lighting Circuits.
• The safe isolation of electrical systems
• Introduction to Initial Verification
• How to conduct a visual inspection and the correct methods
• An introduction to functional testing and the correct procedure
• How to interpret and evaluate electrical test results
• Learning how to use a wide range of test instruments.
• Certification of installations for surveyor's reports.
• Learning how to complete test certificates for clients including landlords and local authorities.

Here are other areas where completing the electrical training courses allows you to carry out electrical installation work:

• Electrical work in dwellings (houses, flats, apartments etc) i.e. re-wires, installation of kitchen lighting, power showers, moving sockets.
• Combined dwellings and business premises having a common supply (such as shops, pubs etc)
• Common access areas in blocks of flats (but not lifts).
• Shared amenities in blocks of flats (such as laundries, gymnasiums etc).
• Outbuildings, including sheds, garages and greenhouses.
• Garden lighting and power supplies (including spas, security lighting etc).
• Parts of fixed electrical installations external to premises, such as in gardens, (sheds, detached garages etc).
• Extensions and loft conversions (The safety requirement will be applicable to alterations and additions to existing installations, including rewires, as well as to new constructions.)

There are various options for you to take after completing one of these electrician training courses if you want to go further with your electrician training. If you want further qualifications then we would highly recommend that you consider our solar photovoltaic (PV) electrical training courses as this will be something that you will undoubtedly deal with and encounter during your career after the electrical training courses.

You should also consider attending the full City & Guilds 2391 Inspection & Testing electrical training courses this is a very lucrative area of electrical work. Please take a look at our other electrical training courses on the courses menu on the top left of your screen. You will receive all the help and support you need whilst studying on our electrician training courses. Many previous students will vouch for the level of support that they received on their electrical training courses and the benefits of being taught in small class sizes of no more than 8 to a tutor. Needless to say that at Access Training, we are committed to the highest standards of customer focus and technical expertise on our electrical training courses, the benefits of which include:

• Specialist, professionally qualified teaching staff on all our electrical training courses.
• Tutors who have a wealth of industry experience in delivering electrician training courses.
• GOLA Online Exams and Assessments, allowing you to sit electrician training courses exams with complete flexibility.
• Achieving your certificates as you complete each part of the electrician training courses.
• After course advice and guidance for those who need technical help after they have completed their electrical training courses giving you complete peace of mind.

The main areas include:

• South Wales Electrical Training Courses
  (electrician training courses for areas including: Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Bridgend)
• South of England Electrical Training Courses
  (electrician training courses for areas including: Bristol, Gloucester, Bath, Swindon, Oxford, Reading, Slough, London)
• Electrical Training Courses for The Midlands and Surrounding Areas
  (electrician training courses for areas including: Birmingham, Hereford, Worcester, Derby, Nottingham, Leicester)
• Electrical Training Courses for The South West Region
  (electrician training courses for areas including: Devon, Cornwall, Exeter, Plymouth, Taunton)

The most direct method of getting all questions answered regarding our electrician training courses and the most straight forward way of obtaining further information on our electrical training courses is to speak with our Electrician Training Courses Advisors who will guide you through the relevance of each qualification and present you with the best option as to which of our electrician training courses is best suited to you. They have many years experience in helping potential students to get on the correct one of our electrician training courses leading onto the right path to a more prosperous and rewarding future career. They are at your disposal for helping to make your decision about which electrical training courses are best for you.

We also offer the ability for you to take advantage of various special payment plans that we currently offer due to the current economic climate for our electrical training courses. These plans may help you in making your decision as to which of the electrician training courses to go for. Call our team and we’ll tell you more.