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This qualification is designed for learners wishing to gain an apprenticeship within the Electrotechnical industry. You will gain the skills and knowledge to carry out job roles and responsibilities associated with the installation and maintenance of Electrotechnical systems. On successful completion learners will have achieved the industry desired level of competence required to carry out the specific roles.
Year 1: College 2 days per week and with employer 3 days
Year 2: College 1 day per week and with employer 4 days
Year 3&4: College 1 day per month, employed full-time
Apprentices are fully employed with an electrical employer from day one.
Apprentices receive no training allowance from the college but receive a wage from their employer.
Applicants must:
- Four GCSE passes (Grades C or above) to include English and Maths
- Be able to work flexible working patterns
- Be capable of working at heights and in confined spaces
- Not have any colour vision defects (evidence will be required)
- Be employed full-time from day one.
It is the responsibility of the apprentice to gain their own employer.
You will receive an offer based on the time and date of your application, attendance at pre-entry advice session and confirmation of employer.
Applicants who do not have confirmation of an employer will be placed on a waiting list, therefore it is advisable to secure an employer as soon as possible.
Applicants may be required to undertake a diagnostic test (IQ test). This may not be necessary if you have a suitable employer.
Non-native speakers must provide evidence of competency in English Language.
A mixture of practical assessment and online exams.
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