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1. #BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL HOW TO#
2. #BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL FULL#
3. #BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL PLUS#
4. #BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL SERIES#

Your application is very important to us and we are committed to ensuring you receive the best possible experience. With the cancellation of this summer's GCSE exams now confirmed, this is understandably a difficult and uncertain time for applicants planning to start college in September.

#BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL PLUS#

Two GCSE passes at Grade 3 or above plus GCSE at grade 4 in both English and MathematicsĪpplicants aged 19+ should meet the qualification Entry requirements above AND they will have an initial interview and assessment. On successful completion of their study programme most students go on to further study on the full-time Level 3 Electrotechnical study programme (2365-03) or go on to apply and if successful become an Apprentice Electrician/Maintenance Electrician.

#BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL FULL#

Weekly timetables will include tutorial support which may comprise of full group activities or one to one sessions to discuss individual progress or support needs. You will also get involved in activities to help you develop life skills and to build your confidence so you can make progress in your career. Work experience will be part of your study programme and complement your college study and prepare you for employment. All students will continue to improve their maths and English and if you don't have a grade 4 (C) at GCSE, we will work with you towards achieving that goal (subject to specific entry requirements for particular courses). We will make sure you are working at the right level on your core qualification and are challenged to achieve the highest level of qualification you can. If you are aged 16-18, you will join a Study Programme. Progressing through the course is only possible on successful completion of examinations.ĭue to the length of time required for the two assignments, candidates are expected to attend on different days to their usual attendance and can expect to be at College from 9am-7pm, if deemed necessary, to complete the work in their allotted scheduled times.

#BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL SERIES#

In addition, there are a series of multiple choice examinations (one for each unit) using the online 'GOLA' examination scheme. This is conducted under strict exam conditions.

The two practical assessments must be completed in a block during the course and involve the installation/testing of various systems and enclosures.

How is the course assessed?ĭuring the first five weeks initial assessments will take place and attendance/punctuality closely monitored to make sure both the student and the level of work are suitably matched.

#BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL HOW TO#

Understand how to communicate with others in Building Services EngineeringĪll units are subject to change and may be withdrawn.Installation of wiring systems and enclosures.Health and Safety in Building Services Engineering.The units you will study are likely to include: The LeDiploma in Electrical Installations (Builidings and Structures) Electrical Craft qualification is intended for those who want to gain the knowledge and abilities that will enable them to progress onto an Electrotechnical Apprenticeship programme or help you gain the underlying knowledge to progress onto an Electrotechnical NVQ. It aims to provide knowledge and awareness of the techniques, craft skills, technology and related science required for electrical installation work, and also provides an understanding of the regulations and Health and Safety requirements governing electrical installation processes, including knowledge of the organisation and structure of the industry within which these are carried out. This course provides a solid grounding in the Electrotechnical industry, and offers sound basic training for prospective electricians.