Electrical Course L3 AWARD

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Learning Academy UK is the only training provider within South London and the South East, run and owned by qualified and current practising Electricians and Engineers; this therefore makes all tutoring valid through experience and dedication to our cause. Learning Academy is conveniently situated next to Croydon’s famous Airport House and has easy access to all local amenities.

Entry Criteria

This course is aimed at candidates who have completed the City And Guilds 2394/2392 or 2396 or equivalent EAL qualification. This course is for electricians progressing into the avenue of electrical installation condition reports, both domestic and commercial (Formerly Periodic Reports).

Why Choose this EAL Level 3 Award

This qualification will be desirable for any Part P installer or practising electrician working towards engineer. It is aimed at practising electricians who carry out inspection and testing on a regular basis. This qualification is also suitable for those with limited experience of carrying out domestic and commercial electrical installation condition reports (Formerly Periodic). This Course is the follow on of the EAL 6337 (QCF 600/4337/4) .

Description
Areas Covered: • Safe isolation of electrical circuits and installations • Requirements for inspecting, testing and recording the condition of electrical installations • Requirements for completing the periodic inspection of electrical installations • The differences between periodic inspection and initial verification • Requirements for the safe testing of electrical installations which have been placed in service • Requirements for testing before circuits are energised • Requirements for testing energised installations • Understand and interpret test results • Requirements for the completion of electrical installation condition reports and associated documentation • How to confirm safety of system and equipment prior to completion of inspection, testing and commissioning • How to carry out inspection of electrical installations prior to them being placed into service • How to test electrical installations prior to them being placed into service • How to produce a condition report with recording observations and classifications Also Covered within content of course: • Health and Safety requirements • Relevant documentation • Requirements for the inspection • Reasons for inspection and testing • Factors that affect conductor resistance • Completing insulation resistance testing • Common earth fault loop paths • Methods for verifying protection • Methods for testing the operation of residual current devices • Information in condition report

Description

Areas Covered:

• Safe isolation of electrical circuits and installations

• Requirements for inspecting, testing and recording the condition of electrical installations

• Requirements for completing the periodic inspection of electrical installations

• The differences between periodic inspection and initial verification

• Requirements for the safe testing of electrical installations which have been placed in service

• Requirements for testing before circuits are energised

• Requirements for testing energised installations

• Understand and interpret test results

• Requirements for the completion of electrical installation condition reports and associated documentation

• How to confirm safety of system and equipment prior to completion of inspection, testing and commissioning

• How to carry out inspection of electrical installations prior to them being placed into service

• How to test electrical installations prior to them being placed into service

• How to produce a condition report with recording observations and classifications

Also Covered within content of course:

• Health and Safety requirements

• Relevant documentation

• Requirements for the inspection

• Reasons for inspection and testing

• Factors that affect conductor resistance

• Completing insulation resistance testing

• Common earth fault loop paths

• Methods for verifying protection

• Methods for testing the operation of residual current devices

• Information in condition report

Event	Duration	Cost
25 May 2026
Electrical Course L3 AWARD	Mon-Fri	£ 950.00 ~~£ 1150.00~~
01 June 2026
Electrical Course L3 AWARD	Mon-Fri	£ 950.00 ~~£ 1150.00~~
13 June 2026
Electrical Course L3 AWARD	Sat-Wed	£ 950.00 ~~£ 1150.00~~
22 June 2026
Electrical Course L3 AWARD	Mon-Fri	£ 950.00 ~~£ 1150.00~~

COURSE SUMMARY

Duration 1 Week
Time 09:30 to 16:30
Awarding Body City & Guilds
Mode Online

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Start Date 25 May 2026

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Price: £950.00 ~~£1150.00~~

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Completed my 3 day course with Quodox Training and it was extremely thorough. I elt I was given a lot of training material and support and definitely felt all my questions were answered and left feeling confident to conduct my own EPC's. Thank you.

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DEA Training

Muhammad Yaseen was a great mentor during my training. He showed real knowledge f the field which gave me confidence in my education. He provided support where needed and showed patience to all. Thoroughly enjoyed my time on this course and feel set up for my future as a Non-Dea. Thank you Muhammad and team.

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DEA Training

Muhammad was very patient and helpful. The course was very intensive and my softare skills are not great but Muhammad was on hand to help and ensure me

Lee Wells

DEA Training

Good a detailed online course, lots to take in but spread out well as it can be verwhelming if there's too much information at once. Clear and concise instructions through zoom, glad there was a more practical case study as I learn by doing things and not so much listening. Would recommend.

Ryan Kennedy

DEA Training

The five day NDEA course I attended was delivered in a very professional and wel-paced manner. Due to the amount of information required as part of this qualification, it was never going to be an easy task to fit all the information into a five-day period, but the salient elements of the course were provided, allowing our group to move forward in a positive manner. Muhammad our trainer was awesome, he was very knowledgeable and patient, ensuring we all progressed at the right pace and level of understanding. I would recommend this course to anyone seeking the NDEA qualification!

Andy Hill

NDEA

Trainer Muhammad had an easy and relaxed training style. The sessions were intenive because there was a lot to cover but Muhammad was calm and helpful throughout. It was a really enjoyable experience thanks to Muhammad - it is fairly dry subject matter but Muhammad made sure it was never boring and he also ensured everyone was supported throughout. Highly recommended

Julian bond

DEA Assessor

I have just completed the 3day course and highly recommend it. Both tutors were ery thorough but made the course very easy to follow. I will be back very soon to continue my journey. Thank you so much.

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