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Course Overview
Our Part P (Full Scope) course will enable you to carry out domestic electrical work safely and proficiently. You will also gain a solid understanding of the relevant electrical regulations, helping you to ensure that any work you undertake is fully compliant.
Part P of the Building Regulations came into force in 2004, setting out new standards for electrical safety requirements in dwellings. If you wish to complete any electrical work in a domestic environment, it is crucial that you gain the Part P qualification; the skills and knowledge taught over the course of this training programme are applicable to all trades, including:
Part P of the Building Regulations came into force in 2004, setting out new standards for electrical safety requirements in dwellings. If you wish to complete any electrical work in a domestic environment, it is crucial that you gain the Part P qualification; the skills and knowledge taught over the course of this training programme are applicable to all trades, including:
- Electricians
- Plumbers
- Heating engineers
- Builders
- Property Developers
- Kitchen Fitters
- Landscape Gardeners
Interest free payment plans:
Affordable finance options available for this course.
Stay with us while you train:
Accommodation and residential package options.
Who is the Part P (Full Scope) course suitable for?
The full scope Part P course has been specifically developed for candidates with little or no experience of electrical work. It is ideal for anyone who wishes to carry out domestic electrical work; if you intend to start a new career as an electrician, Part P is one of the ‘benchmark’ qualifications without which you will be unable to proceed.What qualifications will I gain?
Candidates who successfully complete our Part P – Full Scope course will be awarded the Part P Domestic Installer certificate to confirm that they are capable of installing and maintaining a range of domestic electrical systems in compliance with Part P of the Building Regulations.The full scope course also includes a foundation electrical training element that is designed to equip inexperienced candidates with a basic knowledge of electrics.
Units covered
Here’s what you can expect to cover if you enrol onto this course:- Building Regulations for domestic electrical installation
- Electrical safety legislation, standards and regulations
- Conducting pre-work surveys/inspections
- Safe isolation procedures
- Identifying unsafe electrical situations
- Earthing and bonding requirements
- Testing procedures
- Installing and replacing components
- Checking installed components
- Recording electrical test results and completing certificates
- Electrical installation in special locations
- New domestic electrical circuit requirements
- Installing domestic lighting circuits
Progressing further
There are a number of other electrical courses that you may wish to undertake after completing the Part P course; if you are taking this course because you wish to become a professional electrician, we recommend that you discuss your ambitions with the Access Training team and we will be happy to suggest a suitable course or courses to help you take the next step on your journey. We can also help you to broaden your skillset with a wide variety of other accredited trade course.Why choose Access Training?
- Training centres across the UK
- Online support for all students, 24 hours a day
- Flexible course structures – train around your current commitments
- Specialist tutors with decades of industry experience
- Everything you need to get qualified and start your new career
Not the right course?
Are you already a practising electrician?
If you are looking for further electrical training or need to get a specific qualification then please contact us with your requirements. We have a range of courses that are specifically designed for practising electricians, and each one is very competitively priced. We offer bespoke electrician courses and training solutions to electrical and commercial organisations of any size, from small individual contractors to large enterprises such as councils and electrical contractors.
Successful Students
“I have one word for the intensive training – fantastic! I intend to start my own ‘one woman band' business'! ”
Sharon McGregor
