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Welcome to Electrical Qualifications
Electrical Qualifications can be confusing for practising electricians, electrical engineers and especially to those new to the electrical industry.
We aim to simplify, explain and de-mystify electrical qualifications and answer the many questions we receive concerning the qualification requirements to become an electrician.
The right electrical qualifications have never been more important for today’s electrician and whether you become qualified via home study or via a college, or training centre, we hope you explore our website to gain further information on what may be the best route for you to take.
There are many qualifications relevant to becoming an electrician and we have tried to cover all the major requirements such as electrical apprenticeships, City and Guilds, NVQ, EAL, Domestic Installer and AM2.
Electrician Qualifications are constantly changing as new and updated wiring regulations and amendments are introduced. It is therefore more important than ever for practicing electricians and those wishing to become an electrician, or become involved in the electrical industry, to be aware of the qualification requirements that are expected of them.
The face of education is changing and more and more adults are looking for electrician courses or CIMA courses or Microsoft 365 Training adult training courses to obtain the qualifications necessary to enter the electrical industry with many students gaining the experience and qualifications to become an electrician later in life.
Whilst some students need to obtain the practical experience, many practicing electricians are finding that home study courses are more convenient, far cheaper and less time consuming than residential electrical courses.
With very realistic exam simulators, courses such as the City and Guilds 2382, City and Guilds 2392 and City and Guilds 2377 have never been easier to study at home for, especially as the exam can be taken online and there are no pre-qualification requirements and no practical element to the exam.
The updated IEE Wiring Regulations and associated 17th Edition Exam has illustrated the the need to keep abreast of regulation changes and to keep your electrician qualifications relevant and up to date to the latest standards.
You may also wish to further your knowledge by reviewing our range of recommended electricians books.
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