Course Overview
This apprenticeship prepares you to become a qualified electrician, installing, maintaining and repairing electrical systems in industrial, commercial and residential environments.
You’ll work on low voltage systems, carrying out installation, inspection, testing, commissioning and fault diagnosis. From wiring new buildings to maintaining automated production systems, your role will combine technical precision with problem-solving skills.
Safety and compliance are central to the profession, and you’ll develop a strong understanding of electrical regulations and industry standards, including BS 7671 and Electricity at Work Regulations. By the end of the programme, you’ll be able to work confidently across a wide range of electrical environments.
Entry Requirements:
Maths and English at 4(C) or above
Course Highlights
Course Units
You could develop knowledge and skills in:
Electrical installation methods and safe isolation
Inspection, testing and commissioning procedures
Fault diagnosis and maintenance techniques
Reading technical drawings and specifications
BS 7671 Wiring Regulations and EAWR compliance
Health and safety legislation and risk assessment
Automated and production system maintenance
Electrical system design principles
Course Breakdown
Course Structure
You will attend Hull College one day per week to build your technical knowledge, practical skills and understanding of electrical regulations.
The remaining four days per week are spent with your employer, gaining hands-on experience installing and maintaining electrical systems in real working environments.
Progression & Next Steps
On completion, you can continue employment with your current employer or explore further opportunities within the electrical, construction or engineering sectors, including progression into specialist electrical roles.