Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations - C&G 2365 Level 3

What does this qualification cover?

This qualification expands on the foundations established in the C&G 2365 Level 2 Diploma by offering more advanced training in electrical installation, theory, and design. This course aims to enhance your understanding of the electrical trade, providing you with the knowledge and skills needed to manage more complex tasks and responsibilities in the industry.

You will cover the following units:

Unit 301: Environmental Technology Systems

This unit explores the integration of environmental technology systems into electrical installations. You’ll learn about renewable energy systems, energy efficiency measures, and the role of these technologies in modern electrical installations. This knowledge is crucial as the industry increasingly focuses on sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.
Assessment Type: Written Assignment and/or Online Multiple-Choice Exam

Unit 302: Electrical Installation: Design, Erection, and Verification

This unit is a core component of the Level 3 qualification and covers the design and verification of electrical installations. You’ll learn how to plan, design, and verify electrical systems, ensuring they meet the required standards and regulations. This unit also includes understanding how to select the appropriate materials and equipment for various installations.
Assessment Type: Written Exam and Project-Based Assignment

Unit 303: Electrical Science

Building on the principles learned in Level 2, this unit delves deeper into the science behind electrical installations. It covers advanced topics such as electrical circuits, electromagnetic induction, and the principles of electrical machines. A solid understanding of electrical science is essential for diagnosing and solving complex problems in the field.
Assessment Type: Written Exam

Unit 304: Installation of Wiring Systems and Enclosures

This practical unit focuses on the installation of various wiring systems and enclosures. You will be assessed on your ability to install and test different types of wiring systems safely and effectively. This unit reinforces the hands-on skills needed to carry out high-quality electrical installations in both commercial and residential settings.
Assessment Type: Practical Assessment

 

Unit 305: Fault Diagnosis and Rectification

This unit teaches you how to diagnose and rectify faults in electrical installations. You’ll learn systematic approaches to identifying issues, troubleshooting, and making the necessary repairs. Fault diagnosis is a critical skill for any electrician, enabling you to maintain safety and functionality in electrical systems.
Assessment Type: Practical Assessment and Written Assignment

Unit 308: Inspection, Testing, and Commissioning

This unit covers the essential processes of inspecting, testing, and commissioning electrical installations. You will learn how to perform these tasks to ensure that installations meet safety standards and are ready for use. The unit includes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing you to carry out these tasks confidently in the workplace.
Assessment Type: Practical Assessment and Written Exam

The 2365 Level 3 course is comprehensive, covering both advanced theoretical concepts and practical skills required for complex electrical installations. It prepares you for higher-level responsibilities in the electrical trade, including designing electrical systems, conducting thorough inspections, and performing detailed fault diagnosis. Successfully completing this course will bring you closer to becoming a fully qualified electrician, capable of handling a wide range of electrical tasks with expertise.