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Entry Year

14/09/2026

Location

Millfield

Duration

2 Years (Part-Time)

Course Code

P00735-AC
Overview
Level 4 Higher National Certificate Building Services Engineering (Electrical) (Higher Level Apprenticeship)
Millfield
Part-Time
Further Education
Start Date: 14/09/2026
End Date: 20/05/2028

Qualifications

HLA in Building Services Engineering (Electrical) (610/0940/4)

Overview

Subject to Approval

Northern Ireland continues to see strong demand for technical skills in construction and engineering -especially electrical building services that enable safe, efficient, low‑carbon and digitally enabled buildings. 

This HLA develops work‑ready talent who can install, commission, and maintain modern electrical systems; interpret technical information; and contribute to the energy transition across retrofit, new build and infrastructure projects.

Programme Structure

Learners attend college one day per week during term time, with 4 days per week in the workplace.  One to one mentoring will be delivered through a blend of face-to-face and online consultations.

Year 1 Modules

  • Construction Design Project
  • Digital Applications for Construction Information
  • Tender and Procurement
  • Principles of Alternative Energy

Year 2 Modules

  • The Construction Environment
  • Mathematics for Construction
  • Principles of Electrical Design and Installation
  • Scientific Principles for Building Services

Recruitment

Belfast Met supports employers by providing access to a pool of interested applicants and assisting with programme-aligned recruitment.  Employers retain full responsibility for selecting apprentices and managing the final hiring process.

 

Requirements

·         GCSE English and Maths at Grade C or equivalent

·         Minimum 12 points at Level 2 or approved alternatives

·         At least one A-Level or Level 3 qualification (minimum 32 UCAS points)

·         Evidence of competence in written and spoken English

·         Industry-experienced applicants may be considered without formal qualifications.

Assessment

The programme follows the Pearson BTEC HNC assessment framework.

Assessment is continuous and includes coursework, practical assessments, case studies, reflective portfolios, project reports, and presentations.

All assessments are internally moderated and externally examined to ensure quality and consistency.

Careers
Made for More

Careers

Successful completion provides progression routes to degree‑level part time study at University and employment across electrical design, installation, commissioning, maintenance and building services roles.

Interests

Interests

Electrical

Environment

Engineering

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