Evening Electrical Training
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Apprenticeships are the industry’s preferred path for electrical training, offering hands-on experience alongside expert guidance. Apprenticeships in England and Wales are now open to all ages above 16, with funding available to support employers in developing talent at every stage of life.
To become an electrical apprentice, you will need to be employed in the electrical industry and be carrying out a suitable range of works to gain the knowledge, skills and behaviours required within the apprenticeship standard. There are no upper age limits to becoming an apprentice; it is never too late to learn!
You can visit either of these pages by clicking the links below.
If you have already started your electrical training, you can swap to one of our apprenticeship standards at any point, as soon as you have suitable employment you can transfer to an apprenticeship. For example, if you have completed a Level 3 Diploma and just need to complete NVQ Level 3, you can still swap to an apprenticeship to complete your portfolio and AM2.
Speak with our Apprenticeship Team to find out more.
Our apprenticeships are designed to allow learners to develop skills naturally and making them useful to their employer at an early stage.
Our apprentices follow a bespoke, industry-leading programme, where they will receive:
Recognition of prior learning means using a person’s previous qualifications, which have already been achieved, to contribute to new learning of knowledge, skills and behaviours within the standard.
We may be able to reduce the overall length of the apprenticeship if a candidate has previously completed any electrical qualifications, such as the C&G 2365, 2330 or other awarding body equivalents. This will be discussed during initial skills scans.
Example: If a candidate apprentice has completed a full C&G 2365 Level 3 qualification, they will only need to complete evidence of skills gained whilst working with a mentor, Functional Skills (if applicable) and AM2 end-point assessment.
Electricians install, maintain and repair electrical systems in industrial, commercial and domestic environments.
For more information about the Standard click the link below or click the button to view our Installation and Maintenance Electrician Apprenticeship webpage.
This occupation is found in the domestic dwelling construction, engineering and social housing installation and maintenance electrician industries.
For more information about the Standard click the link below or click the button to view our Domestic Electrician Apprenticeship webpage.
https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/domestic-electrician-v1-0