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EAL Electrical Qualification

EAL offers two types of electrical qualifications to students. You can choose one of the following courses:

• Domestic Electrical Installer

• Electrotechnical Certificate (NVQ Level 3)

EAL and Domestic Electrical Installer Qualification

The Domestic Electrical Installer program would be of interest to you if you are working in one of the following occupations:

• Gas Fitter

• Plumber

• Kitchen Fitter

• Fire/Security Engineer

Once you have completed the course requirements, you will be qualified to join a competent person scheme. Obtaining this electrical qualification means that you will be able to perform basic electrical functions as part of your job duties.

The Domestic Electrical Installer program is designed to be completed in approximately 51 hours of study time. This works out to 17 weeks of evening study time or two weeks if the course is studied on a full-time basis. These numbers should be taken as guideline only. If a student enrolled in the course doesn't have any previous experience and is using the Domestic Electrical Installer program for his or her electrical qualifications, then the course can be altered to allow for more study time.

EAL and Electrotechnical Certificate Qualification

The Electrotechnical Certificate program was formerly known as the Electrical Installation course. You will need to be actively employed in the building industry by a company that can fulfill the requirements of an NQV (National Vocational Qualification) to enroll in the program.

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