2382-22 18th Edition Amendment 2 Evenings & Weekends (Full course)
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Course Description
Study 18th Edition around your working life
Looking to study for your 18th Edition exam without taking time out of your working day?
We offer an evening and weekend City & Guilds accredited course that will give you a clear understanding of how the current wiring
regulations impact on electrical installations. Our course is fully updated and referenced to the 18th Edition Amendment 2 wiring
regulations BS7671:2018+A2:2022 (brown book)
This course is the latest City & Guilds 2382-22 18th Edition qualification and is essential for anyone working in the electrical
industry.
- Industry approved
- A requirement for Registered Electricians on the ECS card scheme
- Highly rated by employers
- An essential requirement of many leading bodies including NICEIC, ECA and NAPIT.
- Key to enhancing your job prospects
- An ideal way to keep up to date with current industry procedures and practices
Overview
About this course
This course is ideal for you if you wish to attend your training outside of normal working hours. Delivery takes place over six evenings (6.00 – 9.00 p.m) at our specialist electrical training centre in Stoke on Trent. The course covers the full breadth of the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations and will prepare you for the full 2382-22 examination. You will attend one further evening to sit the examination (6.00 – 8.00 p.m).
You will be guided through BS7671 by one of our industry trained experts. We pride ourselves on our friendly yet professional approach to training which helps us to regularly achieve 100% pass rates on this course.
You will learn to relate to and understand the regulations through discussion of job-based scenarios and regular sample tests.
You will use the wiring regulations throughout the course and learn how to navigate the book. This will place you in an excellent position not only for your exam but for your working career to help you to promptly find the information you need.
Who is it suitable for?
For Electricians, Electrical Contractors, Domestic Installers and other allied professionals who need to demonstrate an understanding of BS7671.
What’s included?
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Free hire of BS7671 18th Edition Amendment 2
All City & Guilds fees – no hidden costs!
Refreshments
A unique an friendly learning environment!
Course entry requirements?
There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification, however, you will need a basic knowledge of electrical science and a working knowledge of electrical systems.
What’s next?
After completing this course you may wish to consider:
- City & Guilds 2391 Inspection & Testing
- City & Guilds 2396-10 Design and Verification
Assessment
At the end of your 2382-18 course, you will complete a computer-based multiple-choice exam. This exam is open book so you will be able to reference to a ‘clean’ copy of BS7671 throughout.
| Duration: | 2 hours |
| Number of questions: | 60 |
| Question type: | Multiple choice |
| Permitted reference materials: | BS7671 18th Edition |
Other allowed materials/equipment Plain paper, pens and non-programmable calculator.
On completion of the exam, you will normally receive a printed result slip within just a few minutes. Assuming you have been successful, a
certificate will be available within 7 days of completing the course.
What happens if I fail an assessment?
Most candidates pass this test at the first attempt, but occasionally some people do fail for a variety of reasons. Don’t worry - there’s plenty we can do to help.
Often all you’ll need to do is retake the exam after you’ve had a look over your notes with your tutor. We’ll help guide you through the mistakes and if required, agree on extra 1-1 training.
Whatever happens, we want you to enjoy our courses and come away with the qualification that you wanted. Our tutors and staff will always be there to support and advise you.
Resources
IET Wiring Regulations – BS7671:2018+A2:2022 18th Edition (2022) Book
Reviews
A massive thank you for helping me pass my 18th addition. I was impressed as soon as I walked in the door, you’ve got a great facility and the course content was delivered particularly well – all credit to Jake
Comfortable and relaxed training approach which has always encouraged me to return. Excellent Tutor.
Well organised and great knowledge.
Tutors
Shaun Eardley
Electrical Tutor/Assessor and Quality Assurer
Shaun is a qualified tutor and assessor with a wealth of experience in the electrical contracting industry. Having run his own business and worked for some established contracting companies, Shaun is well placed to add ‘something extra’ to his course delivery.
Shaun is a very approachable trainer and can relate training sessions to customers work, making it more enjoyable and easier to learn. Shaun specialises in 18th Edition, Electrical Design and Apprenticeship course delivery.
Rob Glover
Training Manager
Rob started his career by completing an electrical apprenticeship with a local company before working as a self-employed electrician. Rob has since worked as an Approved Electrician, Qualifying Supervisor and Electrical Training Officer.
Having worked in the training industry since 2007 Rob is an experienced Tutor / NVQ Assessor and Programme Manager.
Starting as a tutor and assessor in 2015, Rob now manages our delivery team, ensuring all courses are delivered to our usual high standard.
Simon Hodgkiss
Electrical Tutor and Assessor
Simon trained as an electrician with NORWEB and has accumulated a wide range of experience working predominantly in the industrial sector.
Simon has worked as an engineer in several production environments learning skills in both electrical and mechanical disciplines.
Simon delivers a range of our courses such as 18th Edition, Electrical Duty Holder, Authorised Person and Electrical Maintenance.