L1 LEVEL 1 DIPLOMA IN PERFORMING
ENGINEERING OPERATIONS (ELECTRICAL)
COURSE LENGTH: 1 year
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
4 GCSEs grades D or above including English Language and Maths or equivalent. Screening for literacy and numeracy to achieve a minimum of Entry 3.
ASSESSMENT:
EXAMPLES OF UNITS STUDIED
Practical work, portfolio assessment and online Gola Assessments.
Wiring electrical equipment and circuits.
Introduction to electronics.
Introduction to basic maths and science used in engineering.
PROGRESSION:
Level 2 Electrical. Apprenticeship subject to satisfactory interviews and references.
This qualification does not lead directly to a job, but it prepares you to start other qualifications.
L2 LEVEL 2 DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS COURSE LENGTH: 1 year
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
4 GCSEs grades C or above including English Language or equivalent and Maths and Science at grade C OR Merit or Distinction at an appropriate Level 1 programme.
ASSESSMENT:
EXAMPLES OF UNITS STUDIED
PROGRESSION:
Written assignments, online tests and practical observation.
Overseeing the working environment.
Diagnosing and correcting faults.
Level 3 Diploma in Electrical, Level 3 Apprenticeship or employment.
L3 LEVEL 3 DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS COURSE LENGTH: 1 year
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
ASSESSMENT:
EXAMPLES OF UNITS STUDIED
Pass at Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations
Written assignments, online tests and practical observation
Electrical maintenance, inspection, testing and commissioning.
Electrical maintenance, fault diagnosis and rectification.
Installation (buildings and structures) inspection, testing and commissioning.
PROGRESSION:
Higher education, Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship or employment. Further qualifications.
Please Note: That when studying the Level 2 and Level 3 Programmes you will undertake units that map to the Level 3 Apprenticeship programme.
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