Electrical Installation - Level 3
Learn employer recognised, specialist skills in electrical installation design, environmental technology systems, and inspections.
Course Overview
This course is a continuation from the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation course. You will acquire advanced knowledge and the related skills of electrical installation. It does not require occupational evidence from the workplace, so is suitable for those who currently do not work within the electrical industry but may wish to do so in the future. The combination of our modern training workshops and tutors, who are experts in their field, has resulted in students consistently producing results which exceed national standards. We have established strong links with local industries, with many local employers being successful ex-students. The qualification also covers integral health and safety in some of the units.
Qualification: EAL Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installation / (EAL is the specialist, employer-recognised awarding organisation for the engineering, manufacturing and building services, and related sectors).
Duration: One year
Course Content
You will cover a diverse range of topics throughout your course. A selection of unit titles is shown below.
- Electrical Installation Design
- Environmental Technology Systems
- Science and Principles
- Craft Skills
- Inspection, Testing, Commissioning, Diagnosing and Correcting Electrical Faults
- Overseeing and Organising the Work Environment
Assesment
The course is assessed by internal phase tests, practical tests, external assignments and examinations with final practical assessments.
All full-time students are required to study maths and English at the appropriate level.
Maths and English
All students following a full-time programme of study at HLC will study English and maths as part of their studies, please refer to the Study Programmes page of this website.
Entry Requirements
- Five GCSEs at grades 4 or above including maths and english and successful completion of a suitable and relevant Level 2 qualification. (e.g. Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation).
- Alternatively, applicants who can evidence suitable experience and aptitude will also be considered
- Successful interview and initial assessment, including diagnostic tests and a good school reference
- You will need to demonstrate an enthusiasm for this subject area
- Candidates must be prepared to work at height
Progression
Progression routes shown are dependent on qualifications/entry criteria.
Study options may include:
- Level 3 Apprenticeship in Electrical Installation
- Level 3 Award in the Periodic Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations
- Qualifications in requirements for electrical installations BS7671
- Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT)
Employment options may include:
- Electrical Contractor
- Employment with the Main Utility Companies
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Course Costs
Please note, the costs given below are subject to change.
Students aged 16 to 18: There are no tuition or examination fees.
Students aged 19 to 23: Who are studying for their first full Level 3 qualification will be not be charged any tuition fees, but will be charged the materials fee only.
Students aged 19 to 23: Who already hold a full Level 3 qualification and all students who are 24 or over will be liable for the full cost of the course, based on the current student loan applicable for the qualification. Please contact our Finance department to be advised of the fee / loan due.
Extra fees for all students:
Additional Course Costs: £275
Personal Equipment: You may also be expected to buy your own personal equipment such as personal protective clothing, stationary and data storage devices.
See Also: Fees Guidance - Full Time and Fee Reductions for Adults
Apprenticeships
We also offer the following apprenticeships as an alternative to full-time study:
Course Content
You will gain practical skills, knowledge and understanding relevant to your chosen apprenticeship and job role in the workplace, including:
- Electrical Installation Design
- Environmental Technology Systems
- Science & Principles
- Craft Skills
- Inspection, Testing, Commissioning, Diagnosing & Correcting Electrical Faults
- Overseeing & Organising the Work Environment
Duration and Attendance
You will spend most of your time in the workplace, employed as an apprentice, and you will be released by your employer to attend college for training one day a week in the first year. It will take approximately 36−48 months to complete the Level 3 Apprenticeship.
Contact
Call: 0800 032 1986
Email: admissions@hlcollege.ac.uk