Part Time Electrical Installations Course – Intermediate
INTRODUCTION
Electrics are everywhere and Milton Keynes is a hotspot for development. From housing, highways, warehousing and rail it is at the centre of the UK’s growing infrastructure, and you can be a part of it, with our electrical courses.
Construction is a lot more than just building, you are making homes for families, schools for children, hospitals for your community, and constantly improving and upgrading them as the industry develops. And in an increasingly connected world, an electrical course is the way to get ahead.
What will I do?
Take your first step towards a career as an Electrician with a hands-on electrical installation course that gives you the opportunity to develop all of the basic skills required in the trade. The course combines practical skills and theory so you can expand your knowledge and make good progress towards the minimum qualifications or skill levels required for entry into the industry.
From Health and Safety in Electrical Installation to methods, procedures and requirements, to installation craft skills, you will gain all of the essential technical and practical skills to progress to an Advanced level of study.
What’s next?
This Electrical Installation course is the ideal starting place for those wishing to progress to study at an Advanced level. See here for more information.
Is it for me?
Has working in electrical installations sparked your interest?
There’s no doubt that you will need both practical and technical skills. Understanding the theory behind what you’re doing is just as important as working with your hands, and you must be able to keep calm under pressure. The Intermediate course will support you in gaining essential study skills and technical knowledge, preparing you to put it to the test at the next level.
Future Careers Opportunities
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Level 1: You are on track to study at Level 1. You require GCSE English and Maths at Grade 3/D.
Level 2: You are on track to study at Level 2. You require GCSE English and Maths at Grade 4/C or above.
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