Different programmes have different concessions and/or loans.
Level 3 Entitlement - if you are aged 19-23 at the start of a full level 3 course and do not already hold a full level 3 qualification, your fees will be waived in full. To check your prior attainment, please click here
This is not applicable to apprenticeships. Our apprenticeship team will discuss this with you once you have applied.
Students who are not eligible to claim free tuition under Level 3 Entitlement (see Level 3 Entitlement funding category), may be eligible for free tuition if they meet any of the following criteria:
To claim one of these concessions you will need to declare your status and upload proof of your earnings and/or benefits during the enrolment process. The proof must be dated no more than three months prior to your course start date, and could be 3 months wage slips, an employment contract, or 3 months universal credit statements.
*Thresholds subject to change.
This is not applicable to apprenticeships. Our apprenticeship team will discuss this with you once you have applied.
Depending on your age/prior qualifications/earnings, you may be eligible for free tuition if your chosen course also has a funding category of Level 3 Entitlement, or Free Courses for Jobs. Please check the eligibility under those categories first.
If your course or your circumstances mean that you are not eligible for free tuition, you may be eligible for a Government Advanced Learner Loan. For details of these loans click here.
If your course is eligible for an Advanced Learner Loan our Admissions Team will send you a Learning & Funding Information Letter containing all the information/codes that you need should you choose to apply for a loan. Please apply as early as possible. If your loan is not fully approved prior to your start date you will be required to start paying fees. Any fees paid prior to a subsequent loan approval would be refunded
This programme is a natural progression for anyone who has completed the Level 2 in Electrical Installation qualification and is the next step towards becoming a qualified Electrician.
Students will gain an increased level electrical knowledge and skills, with an advanced understanding of electrical science, inspection & testing procedures, fault diagnosis and rectification, and installation design.
The following areas are assessed by an exam and a synoptic assignment:
• inspection and testing theory and practical
• principles of electrical science
• fault finding
• wiring regulations
• planning
• electrical design.
You'll develop your practical skills in our well equipped workshops, guided by industry experienced tutors. We'll also help to improve your English and maths skills too as they're key to your career!
L2 Diploma in Electrical Installation at Merit grade and Maths and English at Grade 4 / equivalent Grade C or above.
GCSE Science at grade 4 would be advisable, but is not essential.
Electrical and electronics technicians perform a variety of miscellaneous technical support functions to assist with the design, development, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical and electronic systems.
Electricians and electrical fitters assemble parts in the manufacture of electrical and electronic equipment, and install, maintain, and repair electrical plant, machinery, appliances and wiring.