Electrical Installation

Sheffield College

Granville Road, Sheffield, S2 2RL

Other Regulated/Accredited Qualification

Unknown/Not applicable

Construction, Planning and the Built Environment

Available start dates

Monday, 01 September 2025

Advanced Technology Centre

1 Year(s)

Full time

Daytime/working hours

Course Summary

Electricians power the modern world - from homes and schools to stadiums and shopping centres. Train in electrical installation to gain practical skills that are always in demand, with career routes that offer variety, progression, and excellent earning potential.

Course Details

Electrical Installation Level 1

This qualification is for those wanting to enter the Electrical industry. It gives you the opportunity to pick up some core skills and knowledge and gives you the opportunity to progress onto our Level 2 or T Level Electrical Installation qualifications.

T Level Electrotechnical Engineer

During this two-year programme, students will develop the core knowledge and skills alongside real industry experience that are all needed to kick-start a career in the construction and building technologies sector. 80% of learning is delivered in a classroom setting, with 20% comprising of a work placement with a real employer.

How will it be delivered and assessed?

Electrical Installation Level 1

Practical assessment

Online exams

T Level Electrotechnical Engineer

Written and practical examinations

Employer projects

Group work

Presentations and analysis

Entry requirements

Level 1 - 4 GCSEs at grade 3 or above to include English Language, Maths and Science.

T Level - 5 GCSEs at grade 5 or above to include English Language, Maths and Science.

Please note that you will be emailed a pre-admission task to complete. You must complete this to be invited in for an Information session. You will get two opportunities to complete the task

Your next steps...

Starting with Electrical Installation Level 1 gives you the basics, while Level 2 builds your technical skills for work or an Apprenticeship. From there, you could progress to a T Level in Electrotechnical Engineering, then onto higher technical qualifications (HNC/HND), a Degree Apprenticeship, or university-level study in electrical or building services engineering.

- These courses are also a direct pathway into employment as an Apprentice electrician.
Future opportunities
A career in carpentry and joinery can take you in many directions, including:
- Domestic or commercial electrician
- Industrial installation engineer
- Electrical maintenance technician
- Building services engineer
- Renewable energy or smart home installer
- Site supervisor or project manager
- Self-employed contractor

Additional information

https://www.sheffcol.ac.uk/course/search/?search=electrical&main_framework=&main_product=&campus=

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