As a City and Guilds vocational training provider for the past fifteen years or so, we have encountered many types of organisations and individuals who have secured our service to deliver both bespoke and standard courses to suit their electrical needs. All of our courses are based upon City and Guilds criteria. Our standard courses are: In Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (Portable Appliance testing) Wiring Regulations BS 7671: 2018 (18thEdition) Inspection and testing of Electrical Installation (Periodic and New Installations) Small scale E V Charging Electrical Energy Storage Systems PV Installations Electrical Installation Design

Amendment 4 is due to be published on April 15th 2026 This update is to bring the regulations into line with the IEC Regulations, and to update our standards to fall in line with technology. The new book cover is Orange. There will be an update course available soon after the regs publication. The new amendment will impact on all the courses which I offer.

This course is a comprehensive two day course based upon the IET Code of Practice - “In - Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment - 5th Edition”. Introducing basic electrical science to ensure that the candidate has a basis of understanding in relation to appliance energy levels and the information provided by the manufacturers appliance lable. Types of appliance construction class and how the user is protected against electric shock in the event of the appliance developing an electrical fault. Procedural guidance is given during the course as well as Statutory Legislation surrounding the requirements of appliance inspection and testing. There are two examinable parts at the conclusion of the course. a). A practical assessment of the student’s ability to test equipment as directed by the assessor and record the test results obtained. Students may use their own test equipment providing that it is suitably calibrated and a certificate of calibration is available for inspection, or the test equipment will be provided by the test centre which the equipment will be calibrated. b). A on-line multiple choice computer based exam, comprising of fifty questions with a time limit of 1 hr 45 mins. (105 minutes). Exam results are available after the on-line exam is completed. Course Dates:

City and Guilds 2377-77

BS7671: 2018 + Amd 2024 is the definitive book for all electrical personnel who require a knowledge of the IET Wiring Regulations and design criteria for the safe installation of circuits. This publication is backed by eight Guidance Notes, each book relates to a relevant section within BS 7671, however the course only relates to the Regulations Book. Participants must be over the age of 18 yrs to join the course and should be employed within the Electrical industry. A copy of BS 7671 is a necessity for both the course and exam (See photograph), the exam is sixty questions multiple choice computer based, with a two hour duration. results of the outcome of the exam are available after completion. Courses are three days for candidates who have not previously obtained their 18th edition certificate, or one day for candidates who wish to update their knowledge from the 17th edition to 18th edition. BS 7671 is due to have the 4th amendment published during 2026, after reading the draft publication there may be some extra sections and updating of the technical requirements of the regulations themselves. This will usually result in a update exam.

City and Guilds 2382-22 18th Edition Wiring Regulations

City and Guilds have split this 2391 Inspection and Testing course into three separate courses: 2391-50 for Electrical Installations (New Installations) 2391-51 for Periodic Inspection and Testing (Existing Installations) 2391-52 Combined course embracing both New and existing Installations. For any of the above courses the candidate will need a copy of BS 7671 and Guidance Note 3 which is required for the course, exam and assessment. Which ever course the candidate decides to embark upon, there is a short 4 question written answer exam, multiple choice computer exam and a practical assessment. All three components must be satisfactory completed before the certificate is awarded. Course Dates 13th, 20th and 27th February

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2922-34

Installation and Maintenance of Small Solar Photovoltaic Systems

2377-77

2382-22

2391-52

2396-01

2921-34

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