Looking for a 2391-52 course near you? You’re in the right place - at Rebus Training we offer a combined qualification which is the
equivalent of both 2391-50 and 2391-51 so you can expand your skillset in a more efficient timeframe.
Study with our friendly team at Rebus Training at our centre in Stoke on Trent and get the 2391-52 qualification in just 6 days. Take a
look below for course dates and booking information, or scroll further down for a full course overview.
Is your inspection and testing experience limited?
If so, we strongly recommend attending a 1
day testing refresherto improve your practical skills for just£120 + VAT.
The City & Guilds 2391-52 qualification directly replaces the 2394 and 2395 qualifications. The new course structure benefits candidates by reducing assessment duplication, as only one combined qualification is required. Completing 2391-52 is the preferred option rather than taking the 2391-50 and 2391-51 as separate courses. Exams and assessments are now largely open book.
This course is ideal for those that intend to carry out both Initial Verification (new electrical installations) and Periodic Inspection
Reporting (existing electrical installation work).
The 2391 suite of qualifications are held in very high regard in the industry and are often a requirement for industry applications:
2391-50 - a Competent Person Scheme requirement for signing off new installations
2391-51 - a Competent Person Scheme requirement for carrying out Electrical Installation Condition Reports
2391-52 - an Approved contractor Qualifying Supervisor requirement for Certification Bodies such as NICEIC and NAPIT
2391-52 - a requirement for ECS/JIB Approved Electrician Gold card grading
Overview
About this course…
During our 6-day course, you will learn how to complete the Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection and Testing processes.
Through theory classes and inspection and testing workshops, you will improve your understanding, enabling you to inspect, test, fault
find, and accurately complete the Electrical Installation Certificate and Condition Reports.
You will learn to inspect and test in compliance with key industry documents such as IET BS7671 and Guidance Notes 3.
Who is it suitable for?
Electricians looking to improve their career prospects and those working towards ‘Qualified Supervisor’ status and/or ‘Approved Electrician’
JIB grading. The course is also ideal for Electricians and Domestic Installers that wish to improve their knowledge and application of
inspection and testing.
What’s included?
City & Guilds registration, assessment and certification fees
Course notes and free 18th Edition / Guidance Notes 3 book hire
Lunch & refreshments
A unique and friendly learning environment!
Course entry requirements?
To complete this course it is recommended that you have a good working knowledge of BS7671 (18th Edition) and have recent practical
experience of inspection and testing.
If you have little experience of testing you will benefit from attending a 1 day testing refresher prior to the course which is available
for just £120 + VAT.
What’s next?
After completing this course you may wish to consider:
To achieve the 2391-52 qualification you will need to successfully complete a range of exams and practical assessments:
2391-052 – Online multiple-choice test
Open Book
60 Questions
120 Minutes
2391-501 – Assignment comprising of:
Task A – 30 minute visual inspection
Task B – 2.5 hour Combined Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection of an installation
Task C – 1 hour 20 minute short answer paper (Open Book)
Resources
IET Wiring Regulations –BS7671:2018+A2:2022 18th Edition (2022) Book Order
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Reviews
Trainer is very knowledgable and I felt welcome at all times
- Shane 2022
Very professional, knowledgable staff who provided a friendly, welcoming environment.
- Charlie 2022
I found going through the test sequence in correct order the most useful. Delivered simply not overcomplicated.
- Brodie 2022
Just completed my 2391-52 Insp & Testing course and have to say the whole set up is 1st class from start to finish. The training was
excellent and the guy doing it had unrivalled knowledge, he took the time to ensure all candidates had the dedication they required and took
time to explain all when needed.The centre itself is immaculate and its facilities just as good. Ample parking, pleasant staff, good
condition equipment and revision material.I’m writing this even though I didn’t pass everything this time round (got to nip back to re-sit
my online exam), but that is by no way to do with the course.Definitely recommend Rebus to anyone wanted to expand their electrical
background.
- Chris 2021
I past inspection and testing exam a week ago and AM2 last year, with hard work and preparation. I dont have enough words of appreciation.
Professional , good facilities , supportive , very , very nice staff. John , Rob ,than Paul the AM2 assessor , and not to mention the
most mannered , prompt helpful , sweet smile little secretary Andy. These people are not trained to be nice , these people there are nice
by their nature , you can feel it.
- Ion 2020
Thank you all Rebus members-of-staff for incredible warmth of reception, and for providing brilliant learning environment, also very special
thanks to Jon & Gary for a comprehensive coverage of topics that led to my success, your expertise in the field, dedication and
absolutely relentless support was icing on the cake. I highly recommend future candidates to join Rebustraining.
- Jacques 2020
Thank you to all the team at Rebus, particularly Rob for the initial week and Jon who gave his time on the Saturday for the resit, and
thanks to Gary
- Peter Gratton
Tutors
Rob GloverTraining 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.
Kevin BroughElectrical Tutor
Kevin has years of industry experience, having completed an electrical apprenticeship with a local council and subsequently worked in
various roles at a significant housing association.
Kevin has completed a wide range of electrical and H&S qualifications during his career and has supported the development of
electrical apprentices in the workplace.
Previously one of our AM2 Instructors, Kevin now teaches the 2391 course.
