Electrical Level 1
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Gloucestershire College offers this product as a default in the following regions: Gloucester
This qualification will teach you the theory and regulations of Electrical Installation which includes wiring systems, health and safety policies and the science and principles. Electricians work on a very wide range of projects, from bringing power to homes to taking part in major engineering projects. Their tasks can range from transporting data along fibre optic cables to programming computer-controlled ‘intelligent’ buildings and factories. They can also work with renewable technology, such as wind turbines or photovoltaic systems that turn the sun’s energy into electricity. This one year course will leave you equipped to become a trainee electrician. Functional skills …
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This qualification will teach you the theory and regulations of Electrical Installation which includes wiring systems, health and safety policies and the science and principles. Electricians work on a very wide range of projects, from bringing power to homes to taking part in major engineering projects. Their tasks can range from transporting data along fibre optic cables to programming computer-controlled ‘intelligent’ buildings and factories. They can also work with renewable technology, such as wind turbines or photovoltaic systems that turn the sun’s energy into electricity. This one year course will leave you equipped to become a trainee electrician. Functional skills are also integrated into the course and you will be taught Communication, Application of number and ICT and these skills are an integral part of your learning experience. As an electrician, you may work in one or more of the following areas: · Complex projects such as shopping centres, sports stadiums, hospitals and new housing projects · Advanced data-cabling, data-handling systems and fibre-optic systems · Computer controlled building management systems · Renewable energy systems · Control equipment for complex industrial manufacturing and processing To become an electrician you will need to have: · Good practical skills · An ability to follow technical drawings, building plans and wiring diagrams · An ability to work carefully, methodically and safely · An ability to measure accurately · A head for heights and willingness to work in all sorts of weather · A willingness to work in confined spaces · Good written and verbal communication skills · An ability to work in a team as well as on your own initiative · A flexible approach · Good problem-solving skills · Good analytical and evaluation skills · An ability to plan and organise other people's work, and motivate them. Salary range: £8000 - £30,000+ Average hours per week: 40
Additional NotesSteel toe capped shoes/boots and sturdy clothing to protect your body will be required.
Entry CriteriaGCSE grades A* to E in Maths, English and Science and also people who show a passion for the work and are good timekeepers. Subject to interview with course lecturer
Progression DetailsUpon successfully completing your Level 1 qualification you will be able to seek an apprenticeship with a local employer or progress to the full time Level 2 qualification. On completion of Level 2 or 3 you will be able to seek advanced apprenticeship placements or enter the work environment.
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