Level 2 Diploma in
Electrical Installations (Buildings and
Structures)

Part Time Course code 4580

This course is perfect for anyone looking to build a strong foundation in electrotechnical principles and practices, providing the essential skills and knowledge needed to kick-start a career in the electrical sector. Whether you're starting out or exploring a new career path, this course offers the practical experience and theoretical understanding to set you on the right track.

Available dates

There are no available sessions for the remainder of this academic year.

  • Duration

    14 weeks

  • Campus

    Hemel Hempstead Campus

  • Fees

    £1,362
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  • Entry Criteria

    Students wishing to apply for this course will need to have gained at least 4 GCSEs (or equivalent) at grade D/3 or above, including English, maths and science or hold an alternative, appropriate technical qualification.

    You will also be considered if you have at least two years of relevant work experience. Entry on to this course is subject to interview, tutors will discuss the requirements of the course and review your prior qualifications and experience to determine suitability.

  • What will I study?

    During this course students will cover the following areas:

    • Workshop Safety
    • Care of Tools & Equipment
    • Measuring and Marking Out
    • Installing Lighting Circuits
    • Installing Power Circuits
    • Earthing and Bonding
    • Circuit Testing

    The above units include the following installation methods:

    • PVC/PVC
    • PVC Conduit
    • Steel Conduit
    • Mims Cable
    • Metal Trunking
    • Cable Tray
  • Future Prospects

    To become fully qualified you will need to complete a Level 3 Diploma and an NVQ3 in Electrical Installation. To achieve the NVQ candidates must be working in the industry.

    Successful students will be able to progress on to the Level 3 Diploma. For more information on the career opportunities available to you upon completion of this course visit the National Careers Service.

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