Electrotechnical Technology Advanced Apprenticeship Level 3

Qualification Name:Certificate In Electrotechnical Technology - Level 3
Course Name:Electrotechnical Technology Advanced Apprenticeship Level 3
Course Code:TWDD
Centre:Willesden
Applies to:School Leavers
Availability:Part Time Day (One day a week 09.00 - 17.00)

Who is this course for?
This course is for those who wish to study Electrical Installation. The course is designed to develop candidates practical hand skills and technical knowledge, enabling them to work in the Building Services Industry as an Electrician.

What are the entry requirements?
Full time employment in the industry as an apprentice carrying out duties relevant to the trade specified. All candidates must illustrate capacity to achieve all the necessary qualifications.
After applying you will have an interview to determine which course is suitable for your needs and abilities.

• Minimum Literacy Level: Entry 2

You can read and understand short pieces of writing such as letters, messages, simple stories, timetables and adverts. You can write short pieces of writing - for example an email to a friend, a simple letter, a story or a message.
• Minimum Numeracy Level: Entry 2

You can work with numbers, symbols, and simple diagrams. You can add and subtract simple numbers and use simple fractions. You can use money, tell the time, measure things and know about squares, triangles and rectangles.

What qualification will I receive?
Level 2 and 3 Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology and NVQ Level 3 in Installing Electrotechnical systems, Level 2 Key Skills: Communication and Application of Number and Key Skills Level 1 in Information Communication Technology, Advanced Apprenticeship Framework Certificate.

Where can it lead?
On completion of the above qualifications candidates will become fully qualified and can progress to a High National Certificate in Building Services (Electrical).

What will I study?
The course covers both practical and theoretical practices including principles in Building Services (Electrical). You will gain knowledge and practical experience and will learn how to install and maintain electrotechnical systems and equipment, repair and assemble electrotechnical equipment and machines, electrical installations (buildings and structures), and other set tasks.

How will I be taught?
The course consists of both practical and theoretical lessons. The College's workshops are equipped with the latest technology and resources to support candidates learning.

How will I be assessed?
You will take an online test at end of each module. Assessors will assess your practical work both at college and in the workplace.

What support is available while I am on the course?
All apprentices are assigned to an Apprenticeship Co-ordinator who will be responsible for supporting the apprentice throughout the duration of their training. The Co-ordinator works closely with your employer to ensure that you meet the range of work required for the completion of the NVQ. You will also have regular tutorials with your course tutor. The College offers a comprehensive range of support services which include learning and language support.

What will it cost?

If you are 19 and over your employer will be required to contribute towards your course fees.