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Course code: P12502
Subject area: Construction
Study level: Part Time
Course level:
Course time:
18:00 - 21:00
Days of week:
Tuesday & Wednesday
Course date:
22nd Sept 2026 - 23rd Jun 2027
Course location:
Oxford Construction Skills CentreThe programme develops a deeper understanding of electrical systems, installation practices, inspection and testing procedures, fault diagnosis, and current industry regulations. Successful completion supports progression towards industry-recognised qualifications and employment opportunities within the electrical sector.
鈥 Health and Safety in Building Services Engineering
鈥 Principles of Electrical Science
鈥 Inspection, Testing and Initial Verification of Electrical Installations
鈥 Electrical System Design
鈥 Fault Diagnosis and Rectification
鈥 Requirements for Electrical Installations (BS 7671)
鈥 Applied Electrical Installation Technology
鈥 Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance of Electrical Systems
鈥 Planning and Organising Electrical Installation Work
Learners will undertake both practical workshop activities and classroom-based study, supported by online and written assessments, practical assignments and examinations.
Employment within the electrical installation industry.
An Electrotechnical Apprenticeship or advanced apprenticeship programme.
NVQ Level 3 Electrotechnical Qualification.
The Experienced Worker Assessment route (where applicable and supported by industry experience).
Completion of the qualification forms an important step towards achieving recognised industry competence as an electrician.
Good levels of English and mathematics.
A commitment to completing both practical and theoretical aspects of the course.
Depending on individual circumstances, learners may be eligible for funding, Advanced Learner Loans or other financial assistance. Full details are available from the College Admissions Team.
拢2,050.00
Health and Safety in Building Services Engineering
Principles of Electrical Science
Inspection, Testing and Initial Verification of Electrical Installations
Electrical System Design
Fault Diagnosis and Rectification
Requirements for Electrical Installations (BS 7671)
Applied Electrical Installation Technology
Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance of Electrical Systems
Planning and Organising Electrical Installation Work
Learners will undertake both practical workshop activities and classroom-based study, supported by online and written assessments, practical assignments and examinations.