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- C&G 5393 Domestic Electrician Apprenticeship
- Electrical Experienced Worker Assessments
- C&G 2346 Experienced Worker Assessment
- C&G 2347 Domestic Experienced Worker Assessment
These courses are for qualified electricians looking to upskill with further electrical training and green technologies.
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- C&G 2396 Electrical Design Course
- C&G 2921-34 Online EV Charging Course
- C&G 2921-34 EV Charging Course
- C&G Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS) Battery Course
- C&G 2922-34 Solar PV Course
These courses provide electrical skills for those working under supervision, associated tradespersons and other specialist training
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- Electrical Skills Workshop
- C&G 2377-77 EET / PAT Testing Course
- PAT Testing Essentials Course
- Safe Isolation Course
- Emergency Lighting Course
- Fire Alarms Training Course
These online courses allow you to work at your own pace
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- 18th Edition Amendment 3 CPD Refresher Course
- C&G 2393 Building Regulations & Part P Online Course
- Identifying Electrical Hazards in the Home
- Inspection and Testing Online Refresher Course
- C&G 2921-34 Online EV Charging Course
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Train at your convenience with electrical training courses delivered across evenings and virtual sessions.
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- Why Us? Electrical Training
- Visit Us - Electrical Training Centres
- Help & Support
- General FAQs
- Newsletter
- Electrical Trainers
- Courses Routes to Qualified Electrician
These industry recognised training routes are for anyone new to the industry or experienced persons wanting to complete their electrical training.
Diplomas- C&G 2365 Level 2 & 3 Diploma Package
- C&G 2365 Level 2 Diploma - Evenings
- C&G 2365 Level 2 Diploma - Weekdays
- C&G 2365 Level 3 Diploma - Weekdays
- C&G 2365 Level 3 Diploma - Evenings
- C&G 2357 NVQ Level 3 Electrical Installation / Maintenance
- C&G 5357 Electrician Apprenticeship - Installation & Maintenance
- C&G 5393 Domestic Electrician Apprenticeship
- Electrical Experienced Worker Assessments
- C&G 2346 Experienced Worker Assessment
- C&G 2347 Domestic Experienced Worker Assessment
These courses are for qualified electricians looking to upskill with further electrical training and green technologies.
18th Edition Wiring Regulations- C&G 2382-22 18th Edition Course
- C&G 2382-22 Online 18th Edition Course
- 18th Edition Amendment 3 CPD Refresher Course
- C&G 2391-52 Inspection and Testing Course
- Inspection & Testing Refresher Course
- Inspection and Testing Online Refresher Course
- C&G 2396 Electrical Design Course
- C&G 2921-34 Online EV Charging Course
- C&G 2921-34 EV Charging Course
- C&G Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS) Battery Course
- C&G 2922-34 Solar PV Course
These courses provide electrical skills for those working under supervision, associated tradespersons and other specialist training
Electrical Skills- Basic Electrical Maintenance Course
- Electrical Skills Workshop
- C&G 2377-77 EET / PAT Testing Course
- PAT Testing Essentials Course
- Safe Isolation Course
- Emergency Lighting Course
- Fire Alarms Training Course
These online courses allow you to work at your own pace
Wiring Regulations & Building Regulations- C&G 2382-22 Online 18th Edition Course
- 18th Edition Amendment 3 CPD Refresher Course
- C&G 2393 Building Regulations & Part P Online Course
- Identifying Electrical Hazards in the Home
- Inspection and Testing Online Refresher Course
- C&G 2921-34 Online EV Charging Course
- Why Us? Electrical Training
- Visit Us - Electrical Training Centres
- Help & Support
- General FAQs
- Newsletter
- Electrical Trainers
- Become an Electrician
- Apprenticeships Apprenticeships
If you are over 16, live in the UK and are employed you could be eligible for a funded apprenticeship
Apprenticeship Overview- Apprenticeships Explained
- Start your career as an electrician: a complete guide to electrical apprenticeships
- Employer Guide to Electrical Apprenticeships
We offer two apprenticeship standards
Apprenticeship Courses- C&G 5357 Electrician Apprenticeship - Installation & Maintenance
- C&G 5393 Domestic Electrician Apprenticeship
- Why Us? Electrical Training
- Visit Us - Electrical Training Centres
- Help & Support
- General FAQs
- Newsletter
- Electrical Trainers
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- Do's and Don't for Electrical Apprentices
- Electrical Apprenticeship Programme at Trade Skills 4U
- Modular Wiring Systems - What You Need to Know
- Survey: Domestic or Commercial? What Type of Work do Sparkies Prefer?
- Van Leasing - Contract Hire vs Finance Lease. What is the Best Option for Electricians?
- Ways to Remove a Stripped Screw
- 6 Ways to Protect Yourself Against Tool Theft
- A Quick Guide to Insurance for Electricians
- 2022 UK Trades Salary Survey: Average Electrician Salary Still the Highest!
- Electricians' Rates - A Quick Guide
- Electricians Guide to Going Self-Employed
- Employer Funding for Skills for Life Bootcamps
- All New Homes & Offices in the UK to Have EV Charging Points Installed Obligatorily From 2022
- EV Car Charging Qualification Changes From September 2022
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This is the City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures) (2365-03).
This course builds on your Level 2 training, introducing more advanced electrical theory, design, and practical skills to support your progression towards becoming a qualified electrician.
Delivered on weekdays, this intensive format allows you to complete the qualification quickly—providing the knowledge foundation needed to begin your NVQ and AM2 assessment, or move into an accelerated apprenticeship once employed in the electrical industry.
QUALIFICATION City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures) (2365-03)
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Online booking is only available if you completed the City & Guilds 2365 Level 2 Diploma within the last 5 years. Otherwise, contact our course advisers to check eligibility.
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C&G 2365 Level 3 Diploma
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The Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations advances your knowledge and skills from the Level 2 Diploma. You don’t need to be employed to take this course, but to become a fully qualified electrician you’ll need to complete either an apprenticeship or the NVQ and AM2 assessment once you’re working in the industry.
Please watch the explainer video and read all the content below. If you need more information or have any questions, our course advisers are here to help.
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ADD TO CART COURSE OVERVIEW What Will I Learn On This Course?
This Level 3 course advances your knowledge and skills in electrical installation; building on existing knowledge and skills and applying what you have learnt so far.- Who is this course for?
- Course snapshot
- Course timings and delivery methods
- What Next?
Who is this course for?
City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (2365-03)
This course is for anyone who has completed the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations and is working towards becoming a qualified electrician. It builds on the knowledge and skills gained at Level 2 and is also suitable for those looking to move into related fields such as electrical engineering or electrical design.
To become a qualified electrician
This course helps you take the next step towards employment in the electrical industry. To become fully qualified, you’ll also need to complete either an apprenticeship or the NVQ and AM2 assessment once you’re working in the sector. If you do find suitable employment, you can transfer to one of our funded apprenticeships to complete your training.
Learners not holding C&G 2365-02 Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations.
You must hold the City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures) (2365-02) to enrol online.
To be eligible for online enrolment, you must have completed this qualification within the last 5 years.
If you don’t hold this specific qualification, or if it was completed more than 5 years ago, please speak with one of our course advisers before booking. They’ll be able to advise you correctly based on your current qualifications and help you explore the best progression options.
Booking without the correct qualification may affect your ability to complete the Diploma and progress to further training, like the NVQ or an accelerated apprenticeship.
Course snapshot
Course Format - Diploma Level 3
Advance your electrical training with the Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations
This comprehensive course builds on your Level 2 knowledge and takes you deeper into electrical theory, design, science principles, environmental technologies, inspection & testing, and fault-finding. It’s ideal for learners aiming to progress towards becoming a qualified electrician or move into related fields like electrical engineering or design.
Course Overview:
- 25 days of in-centre training focused on practical exercises and classroom-based theory
- Self-paced eLearning to complete between sessions, helping reinforce your understanding
- Weekday attendance at your nearest training centre, from 09:00 to 16:00
This intensive format is perfect for learners who want to fast-track their progress, gain advanced skills, and unlock opportunities for further training or employment in the electrical industry.
What you’ll learn
This Level 3 Diploma builds on your existing knowledge and introduces more advanced topics in electrical science, design, and safety. You’ll explore inspection and testing, fault-finding, and emerging technologies—giving you the skills needed to move closer to becoming a qualified electrician.
Modules covered in this course:
301 – Understand the requirements of environmental technology systems Learn how sustainable technologies are integrated into modern electrical installations.
302 – Principles of electrical science Deepen your understanding of electrical theory, including AC/DC systems, inductance, and electromagnetism.
303 – Fault diagnosis and rectification Develop the skills to identify and fix faults in electrical systems safely and effectively.
304 – Electrical installations: inspection, testing and commissioning Master the techniques for inspecting and testing installations to ensure they meet industry standards.
305 – Electrical systems design Learn how to design electrical systems for a range of environments, from domestic to industrial.
308 – Career awareness in building services engineering Explore career pathways and gain insight into roles across the building services sector.
Course timings and delivery methods
How this course is delivered
How this course is delivered
This course is delivered on weekdays and follows a structured format that blends advanced practical training with guided self-study. Here’s how the programme is typically delivered:
Weeks 1 & 2 – Electrical Systems Design (10 weekdays) Advance your technical knowledge from Level 2. You’ll explore:
- Earthing systems and protective measures
- Cable selection and sizing
- Selection and routing of containment systems
- Three-phase distribution and design principles
These sessions combine classroom-based theory with practical design exercises to prepare you for real-world applications.
Self-Study eLearning Modules Between your in-centre sessions, you’ll complete online modules at your own pace covering:
- Electrical science principles
- Environmental technologies
- Inspection and testing procedures
These modules support your in-centre learning and prepare you for the next phase of the course.
Week 3 – Electrical Science (5 weekdays) Deepen your understanding of electrical theory, including:
- Characteristics of AC and DC current
- Principles of three-phase systems
- Operating principles of AC motors and DC machines
- Electrical components and lighting systems
This week focuses on the science behind safe and efficient electrical installations.
Weeks 4 & 5 – Inspection, Testing & Fault-Finding (10 weekdays) Learn how to carry out full initial verification of new installations or circuits. You’ll:
- Complete all major tests to confirm safety and readiness for commissioning
- Produce the required documentation for compliance
- Diagnose faults such as insulation resistance issues, continuity problems, and polarity errors
- Use dedicated fault-finding rigs to safely identify and correct faults
These sessions are highly practical and prepare you for real-world fault diagnosis and system commissioning.
If you would like to discuss flexible options give us a call on 01293 529777 with your preferred dates.
What Next?
Progression Options After Completing the Level 3 Diploma
This Level 3 Diploma completes your classroom-based electrical training. To become a fully qualified electrician, you’ll need to find suitable employment and complete your NVQ and AM2 assessment of competence. However, there are several other pathways you might consider:
- Find employment and begin your NVQ Once you’re working in the industry, you can start your NVQ portfolio and prepare for the AM2 assessment. These are essential steps to becoming fully qualified.
- Transfer to a funded apprenticeship Did you know? You can complete your NVQ and AM2 as part of a funded apprenticeship. Speak with our Apprenticeships Team to explore your options—your Level 3 training will count towards your apprenticeship, reducing the time to qualification.
- Start working as an electrical labourer or trainee electrician Use your new skills to work under supervision, as part of an electrical team on-site, gaining valuable experience while carrying out basic electrical tasks.
- Take a break and return later If you’re not ready to move into employment straight away, you can pause your training and return to complete your NVQ and AM2 when the time is right.
- Explore other industries Some learners use their Level 3 qualification as a stepping stone into related fields such as engineering or building services.
Bolt-On Courses
You may also wish to consider the following CPD courses:
- C&G 2396 Level 4 Award in the Design and Verification of Electrical Installations
- C&G 2391-52 Level 3 Award in Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations
Who is this course for?
City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (2365-03)
This course is for anyone who has completed the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations and is working towards becoming a qualified electrician. It builds on the knowledge and skills gained at Level 2 and is also suitable for those looking to move into related fields such as electrical engineering or electrical design.
To become a qualified electrician
This course helps you take the next step towards employment in the electrical industry. To become fully qualified, you’ll also need to complete either an apprenticeship or the NVQ and AM2 assessment once you’re working in the sector. If you do find suitable employment, you can transfer to one of our funded apprenticeships to complete your training.
Learners not holding C&G 2365-02 Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations.
You must hold the City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures) (2365-02) to enrol online.
To be eligible for online enrolment, you must have completed this qualification within the last 5 years.
If you don’t hold this specific qualification, or if it was completed more than 5 years ago, please speak with one of our course advisers before booking. They’ll be able to advise you correctly based on your current qualifications and help you explore the best progression options.
Booking without the correct qualification may affect your ability to complete the Diploma and progress to further training, like the NVQ or an accelerated apprenticeship.
Course snapshotCourse snapshot
Course Format - Diploma Level 3
Advance your electrical training with the Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations
This comprehensive course builds on your Level 2 knowledge and takes you deeper into electrical theory, design, science principles, environmental technologies, inspection & testing, and fault-finding. It’s ideal for learners aiming to progress towards becoming a qualified electrician or move into related fields like electrical engineering or design.
Course Overview:
- 25 days of in-centre training focused on practical exercises and classroom-based theory
- Self-paced eLearning to complete between sessions, helping reinforce your understanding
- Weekday attendance at your nearest training centre, from 09:00 to 16:00
This intensive format is perfect for learners who want to fast-track their progress, gain advanced skills, and unlock opportunities for further training or employment in the electrical industry.
What you’ll learn
This Level 3 Diploma builds on your existing knowledge and introduces more advanced topics in electrical science, design, and safety. You’ll explore inspection and testing, fault-finding, and emerging technologies—giving you the skills needed to move closer to becoming a qualified electrician.
Modules covered in this course:
301 – Understand the requirements of environmental technology systems Learn how sustainable technologies are integrated into modern electrical installations.
302 – Principles of electrical science Deepen your understanding of electrical theory, including AC/DC systems, inductance, and electromagnetism.
303 – Fault diagnosis and rectification Develop the skills to identify and fix faults in electrical systems safely and effectively.
304 – Electrical installations: inspection, testing and commissioning Master the techniques for inspecting and testing installations to ensure they meet industry standards.
305 – Electrical systems design Learn how to design electrical systems for a range of environments, from domestic to industrial.
308 – Career awareness in building services engineering Explore career pathways and gain insight into roles across the building services sector.
Course timings and delivery methodsCourse timings and delivery methods
How this course is delivered
How this course is delivered
This course is delivered on weekdays and follows a structured format that blends advanced practical training with guided self-study. Here’s how the programme is typically delivered:
Weeks 1 & 2 – Electrical Systems Design (10 weekdays) Advance your technical knowledge from Level 2. You’ll explore:
- Earthing systems and protective measures
- Cable selection and sizing
- Selection and routing of containment systems
- Three-phase distribution and design principles
These sessions combine classroom-based theory with practical design exercises to prepare you for real-world applications.
Self-Study eLearning Modules Between your in-centre sessions, you’ll complete online modules at your own pace covering:
- Electrical science principles
- Environmental technologies
- Inspection and testing procedures
These modules support your in-centre learning and prepare you for the next phase of the course.
Week 3 – Electrical Science (5 weekdays) Deepen your understanding of electrical theory, including:
- Characteristics of AC and DC current
- Principles of three-phase systems
- Operating principles of AC motors and DC machines
- Electrical components and lighting systems
This week focuses on the science behind safe and efficient electrical installations.
Weeks 4 & 5 – Inspection, Testing & Fault-Finding (10 weekdays) Learn how to carry out full initial verification of new installations or circuits. You’ll:
- Complete all major tests to confirm safety and readiness for commissioning
- Produce the required documentation for compliance
- Diagnose faults such as insulation resistance issues, continuity problems, and polarity errors
- Use dedicated fault-finding rigs to safely identify and correct faults
These sessions are highly practical and prepare you for real-world fault diagnosis and system commissioning.
If you would like to discuss flexible options give us a call on 01293 529777 with your preferred dates.
What Next?What Next?
Progression Options After Completing the Level 3 Diploma
This Level 3 Diploma completes your classroom-based electrical training. To become a fully qualified electrician, you’ll need to find suitable employment and complete your NVQ and AM2 assessment of competence. However, there are several other pathways you might consider:
- Find employment and begin your NVQ Once you’re working in the industry, you can start your NVQ portfolio and prepare for the AM2 assessment. These are essential steps to becoming fully qualified.
- Transfer to a funded apprenticeship Did you know? You can complete your NVQ and AM2 as part of a funded apprenticeship. Speak with our Apprenticeships Team to explore your options—your Level 3 training will count towards your apprenticeship, reducing the time to qualification.
- Start working as an electrical labourer or trainee electrician Use your new skills to work under supervision, as part of an electrical team on-site, gaining valuable experience while carrying out basic electrical tasks.
- Take a break and return later If you’re not ready to move into employment straight away, you can pause your training and return to complete your NVQ and AM2 when the time is right.
- Explore other industries Some learners use their Level 3 qualification as a stepping stone into related fields such as engineering or building services.
Bolt-On Courses
You may also wish to consider the following CPD courses:
- C&G 2396 Level 4 Award in the Design and Verification of Electrical Installations
- C&G 2391-52 Level 3 Award in Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations
Course Assessments
Exams & Assesments
You will take a variety of practical assessments, short answer written assessments, project-based assessments and online multiple-choice exams.
Please note that you must bring photographic ID such as a passport or driving license with you in order to sit the assessments on this course. Resists are chargeable and can be booked via student services.
BOOKS
Course Books Required
You will need to purchase the following textbooks in order to complete this course. Learners will also need The City & Guilds Textbook: Book 2 Electrical Installations, 2nd Edition. We currently do not stock this book, however it is available to purchase at online retailers using the following details: The City & Guilds Textbook: Book 2 Electrical Installations, Second Edition ISBN-10 - 1398361607 - ISBN-13 - 978-1398361607
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On-Site Guide (BS7671:2022, 8th Edition)
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Mathew has completed our City & Guilds 2365 Level 3 Diploma course at our Leeds electrical training centre. Mathew started a family business with relatives who were plumbing and joiners, realising they lacked electrical knowledge he chose to study and become an electrician.
After finishing the level 3 Diploma course Mathew then continued to complete the NVQ and Am2 assessments. To view more testimonials and case studies please click here.
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Pay As You Train is only available on our longer courses. Typically we will agree on a payment plan with you, where you will pay a deposit, and then pay a set amount 21 days before each class start date.
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GET IN TOUCH Can I split the weeks up? This course can be completed 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off.
If you would like to discuss flexible options give us a call on 01293 529777 with your preferred dates.
Can I pay in instalments?Yes, you can. You will need to pay a deposit and we can arrange interest-free instalments over the length of your course.
Can I be an electrician after Level 3 Diploma?Our Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations marks a major milestone in your journey to becoming a qualified electrician. You’ve now completed all the classroom-based knowledge and practical training required for industry readiness.
Here’s what comes next:
Progress to an NVQ or Accelerated Apprenticeship
To become fully qualified, you’ll need to demonstrate your competence in a real-world setting. You can do this by:
- Completing a Level 3 NVQ (National Vocational Qualification) This involves building a portfolio of evidence while working on-site, showing you meet industry standards.
- Taking the AM2 assessment The AM2 is a practical exam that tests your ability to carry out electrical tasks safely and correctly.
Once you’ve completed both, you’ll be recognised as a qualified electrician and eligible to apply for an ECS Gold Card, which is widely accepted across the industry.
Accelerated Apprenticeship
If you secure employment after your Level 3 Diploma, you can transfer onto one of our funded electrical apprenticeships. Because you’ve already completed the knowledge units, your apprenticeship will be shorter and more focused—allowing you to concentrate on building your portfolio and preparing for your end-point assessment (AM2S).
Must I join a competent persons scheme (CPS), Like NICEIC, NAPIT, etc.,?Many electricians choose to join a Competent Person Scheme (CPS) as it offers a convenient and cost-effective way to notify Building Control of completed electrical work. While registration with a CPS can bring obvious business benefits—such as increased credibility and streamlined compliance—it’s important to note that joining a CPS is not mandatory.
You can still carry out both notifiable and non-notifiable electrical work without being registered. However, if you do choose to join a CPS, you’ll need to have completed your full training, including:
- The Level 3 NVQ
- The AM2 assessment of competence
Only once these are completed will you be eligible to apply for CPS membership.
How do I gain experience?One of the best ways to build real-world experience is by working with a local electrician or electrical business. This hands-on exposure helps reinforce your training and gives you valuable insight into the day-to-day work of the industry.
If you secure suitable employment at any stage of your training, don’t forget—you can switch to our funded apprenticeship route. Your existing learning will be recognised, meaning you won’t need to repeat any content and your apprenticeship duration will be shorter.
What are the next steps?When you have completed your Diploma Level 3 you may choose to:
- Work with an electrician as a skilled electrical labourer. The skills you have gained will make you useful and able to carry out many tasks under supervision.
- Gain employment and switch to a funded apprenticeship to complete your portfolio.
- Gain employment and complete the NVQ and AM2 assessment 0f competence.
On completion of the Level 3 Diploma you may also wish to consider one of our bolt-on courses such as:
- C&G 2396 Level 4 Award in the Design and Verification of Electrical Installations
- C&G 2391-52 Level 3 Award in Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installation
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- Coventry
- Warrington
- Leeds
- Central London
- Portsmouth
- Doncaster
- Birmingham
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- Bristol
Gatwick
Mitre Court, Fleming Way, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 9JYOur Mitre Court and Explorer 2 Facilities are just 2 minutes south of Gatwick Airport. They are comfortable, light and airy environments in which students can learn a wide range of practical and theory based skills.
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Rowan House, Westwood Way, Coventry, West Mids, CV4 8HSOur brand new centre opened in July 2019 offering a full range of electrical courses for those based in Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester, Northampton and all over the midlands region.
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Unit B, The Beacons, Warrington Road, Birchwood, WA3 6WYOur North West electrical training facility is situated just off Junction 10 of the M62 at Birchwood Park and is very accessible from towns such as Warrington, Manchester, Liverpool and Chester.
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Phoenix House, Hawthorn Park, Coal Road, Leeds, West Yorks, LS14 1PQPhoenix House has raised the bar for electrical training centres in the UK. It’s situated east of Leeds, just off of the M1 / A1. This makes it easily accessible from Leeds, Sheffield, Hull, York, Harrogate and all over Yorkshire.
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City & Guilds, 5-6 Giltspur Street, London, EC1A 9DEOur central London electrical training centre is conveniently located between Farringdon and City Thameslink stations. We have recently finished an exciting renovation of our London training centre meaning we can now deliver green skills training from London alongside our electrical training courses.
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Unit 8-10 The Boardwalk, Port Solent, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 4TPOur Portsmouth electrical training centre is based at Unit 8-10 The Boardwalk, Port Solent, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 4TP.
Situated in the scenic location of Port Solent, our Portsmouth Training Centre offers lots of bright, light spaces to train in.
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Balby Court Business Campus Balby Carr Bank Doncaster DN4 8DEOur Doncaster training centre features bright and airy, multi-purpose training rooms aimed at delivering state-of-the-art electrical training across South Yorkshire.
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Fairgate House, 205 Kings Road, Tyseley, Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2AAOur Birmingham centre is located at Fairgate House, 205 Kings Road, Tyseley, Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2AA. With excellent transport links via the M6, M42, and A45, getting here is simple whether you’re commuting by car or public transport.
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Fairbairn Close, Purley, London CR8 2EJFeaturing multi-purpose training rooms, state-of-the art electrical training workshops and training delivered by our in-industry experts our Purley Training centre combines leading facilities and tutors to ensure you learn from the best.
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22–28 Queen Ann Road, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS5 9TXLocated at 22–28 Queen Ann Road, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS5 9TX, our Bristol electrical centre is easily accessible via public transport and major road links including the M32 and A4320. We provide the ideal environment for both practical and theory-based learning across the South West of England.
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Our Electrical Training Centres
- Gatwick
- Coventry
- Warrington
- Leeds
- Central London
- Portsmouth
- Doncaster
- Birmingham
- Purley
- Bristol
Gatwick
Mitre Court, Fleming Way, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 9JYOur Mitre Court and Explorer 2 Facilities are just 2 minutes south of Gatwick Airport. They are comfortable, light and airy environments in which students can learn a wide range of practical and theory based skills.
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Rowan House, Westwood Way, Coventry, West Mids, CV4 8HSOur brand new centre opened in July 2019 offering a full range of electrical courses for those based in Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester, Northampton and all over the midlands region.
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Unit B, The Beacons, Warrington Road, Birchwood, WA3 6WYOur North West electrical training facility is situated just off Junction 10 of the M62 at Birchwood Park and is very accessible from towns such as Warrington, Manchester, Liverpool and Chester.
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Phoenix House, Hawthorn Park, Coal Road, Leeds, West Yorks, LS14 1PQPhoenix House has raised the bar for electrical training centres in the UK. It’s situated east of Leeds, just off of the M1 / A1. This makes it easily accessible from Leeds, Sheffield, Hull, York, Harrogate and all over Yorkshire.
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City & Guilds, 5-6 Giltspur Street, London, EC1A 9DEOur central London electrical training centre is conveniently located between Farringdon and City Thameslink stations. We have recently finished an exciting renovation of our London training centre meaning we can now deliver green skills training from London alongside our electrical training courses.
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Unit 8-10 The Boardwalk, Port Solent, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 4TPOur Portsmouth electrical training centre is based at Unit 8-10 The Boardwalk, Port Solent, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 4TP.
Situated in the scenic location of Port Solent, our Portsmouth Training Centre offers lots of bright, light spaces to train in.
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Balby Court Business Campus Balby Carr Bank Doncaster DN4 8DEOur Doncaster training centre features bright and airy, multi-purpose training rooms aimed at delivering state-of-the-art electrical training across South Yorkshire.
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Fairgate House, 205 Kings Road, Tyseley, Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2AAOur Birmingham centre is located at Fairgate House, 205 Kings Road, Tyseley, Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2AA. With excellent transport links via the M6, M42, and A45, getting here is simple whether you’re commuting by car or public transport.
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Fairbairn Close, Purley, London CR8 2EJFeaturing multi-purpose training rooms, state-of-the art electrical training workshops and training delivered by our in-industry experts our Purley Training centre combines leading facilities and tutors to ensure you learn from the best.
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22–28 Queen Ann Road, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS5 9TXLocated at 22–28 Queen Ann Road, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS5 9TX, our Bristol electrical centre is easily accessible via public transport and major road links including the M32 and A4320. We provide the ideal environment for both practical and theory-based learning across the South West of England.
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