Electrical Installation - Level 3 Diploma

This qualification has been designed to deliver a high level of occupational skills and provide a platform from which to progress through further learning or into employment. This vocational route at level 3 is a vital step towards becoming a competent electrician

Typical tasks of an Electrician include:

• Visits and advises clients on the use and servicing of electrical systems and equipment;
• Diagnoses and detects faults and implements procedures to maintain efficient operation of systems and equipment;
• Plans installation methods and prepares work and test schedules for systems and equipment.

As part of the qualification you will cover the following areas:

• Working safely and effectively 
• Design, construct, test and commission electrical systems 
• Methods of supervision 
• Electrical science and principles 
• Regulations and law 
• Diagnose and repair electrical faults. 

You should have successfully completed the level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation.

All applicants must have an initial assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

You will also need stationary, overalls and safety boots.

You will sit the externally set and marked examination that will consist of short answer questions, multiple choice and detailed answer questions.

Your practical skills will also be assessed in a number of ways. During the course your practical skills will be assessed to ensure competency and prepare you for the final synoptic assessment.

Adults - Level 3

If you will be aged 19 to 23 prior to the start date of your course, and do not already have a full Level 3 qualification, you may be eligible for a Level 3 entitlement, in which case your study with us will be free. If you are older, or already have a Level 3, we have many other Level 3 courses that are also free to study. Otherwise, you will have to pay the fees yourself or apply for an Advanced Learner Loan.

Please see here for the documents you will need to show us.

Some courses will have other associated costs, such as for specialist materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support, see here for details.

Following successful completion of this course, there are many further specific and specialised qualifications enhancing skills within the industry, such as electrical design, inspection and testing, appliance safety and environmental technology systems.

You may also wish to progress on to Level 4 programmes or look for a suitable apprenticeships.

Experienced electricians can expect to earn up to £50k a year.

Richard James has worked in the electrical contracting industry for the past 40 years and has been teaching for the past 2 years. Richard started working at CONEL in 2022 and the experiences with skilled and professional colleagues, as well as with wonderful, ambitious, and hard-working students.

Richard believes students should consider studying Electrical Installation at CONEL for its excellent academic programs, which are designed to provide practical skills and industry-relevant knowledge, preparing students for successful careers.

Richard's lessons offer a supportive and inclusive learning environment that fosters personal growth and development. The courses employ both theoretical and practical lessons, allowing learners first-hand experiences of the industry. Richard shares his 40 years of experience and expertise with students to lead them to the successful completion of their course.

The teachers listed may change, these shown are an example of the teachers who teach on these programmes.