Testing, Inspection & Reporting - Level 3 601/5930/3 (LCL)

Start your journey into the electrical industry with the City & Guilds Level 2 Electrical Diploma (2365-02). Designed for beginners, this qualification develops the essential knowledge and practical skills needed for a career in electrical installation. Through classroom learning and practical training, you'll build a strong foundation in electrical science, installation methods, health and safety, wiring systems and safe working practices.

Stay up to date with the latest requirements of BS 7671 with the City & Guilds 18th Edition Wiring Regulations qualification (2382). Designed for electricians and electrical professionals, this course develops your understanding of the current wiring regulations, helping you apply the requirements of BS 7671 to design, install, inspect and maintain safe, compliant electrical installations.

Develop the knowledge and practical skills to inspect, test and certify new and existing electrical installations with the City & Guilds Inspection & Testing qualification (2391-52). Designed for practising electricians, this course combines initial verification and periodic inspection, covering safe inspection, testing, fault identification, and the completion of certification and reporting documentation.

Take the next step towards becoming a qualified electrician with the City & Guilds Level 3 Electrotechnical Qualification (5357). Often referred to as the NVQ route, this industry-recognised qualification combines classroom learning, practical training and workplace assessment to develop the skills, knowledge and competence needed to work as an installation or maintenance electrician.

Develop the knowledge needed to identify electrical hazards, understand your responsibilities, and help maintain safety within social housing and residential properties. This Level 2 Electrical Safety Awareness qualification is designed for housing professionals, property managers and maintenance teams. You'll learn how to recognise common electrical risks, understand relevant regulations and identify when issues should be referred to a qualified electrician.

The LCL Awards Domestic Electrical Installer Part P course is designed for individuals who want to carry out electrical work in domestic properties in compliance with Part P of the Building Regulations. This qualification is ideal for those who may not be fully qualified electricians but need to perform electrical installations safely and legally, such as plumbers, kitchen fitters, and property maintenance professionals.

Develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to carry out electrical work safely in domestic properties in line with Part P of the Building Regulations. This intensive Domestic Installer course is designed for those who need to undertake domestic electrical work as part of their role. Combining classroom learning with practical training, you'll learn about domestic installations, safe working practices, inspection and testing, and the legal requirements for compliant electrical work.

Develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to carry out the initial verification, testing and certification of new electrical installations with the LCL Initial Verification qualification (2391-50). Designed for electrical professionals, this course covers safe inspection, testing, commissioning and certification of new installations before they are put into service.

Stay up to date with the latest Wiring Regulations and gain the Level 3 qualification recognised across the electrical industry. Our 18th Edition Wiring Regulations course is designed for electricians and electrical professionals who need to understand and apply BS 7671 in real-world installations. Whether updating your qualification or completing the 18th Edition for the first time, you'll receive expert guidance to prepare for the open-book examination.

Expand your electrical skills with the Level 3 EV Charger Installation qualification, designed for electricians looking to work with electric vehicle charging systems. This course develops your understanding of EV charging regulations, installation requirements, testing and commissioning procedures across domestic, commercial and industrial environments. Combining technical knowledge with practical assessment, you'll gain the skills needed to safely install and commission EV charging equipment.

This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally carry out inspection and testing on electrical installations. This qualification offers three pathways depending on the type of inspection and testing required or previous qualifications gained by learners.

Develop the knowledge and practical skills required to inspect existing electrical installations and complete Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs). This Level 3 qualification is designed for experienced electrical professionals looking to develop their periodic inspection and testing skills. You'll learn how to safely inspect, test and report on the condition of electrical installations, helping determine whether they remain safe for continued use.