• How to use BS7671 the IET 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
• Layout of the regulations
• Definitions and terminology from BS7671
• Familiarisation with the contents of Parts 1-8 and Appendices
• How to find the requirements of BS7671 to check for compliance in installations

Candidates will take a two-hour multiple-choice exam at the end of the course.

• If your job requires a basic working knowledge of BS7671 then this is the course for you. 
• Although the course is suitable for all skill levels it is primarily aimed at practising electricians. This qualification is often a requirement for registering under a CPS. Up-to-date knowledge of BS7671 is also desirable for those undertaking courses such as 2391. 
• A basic knowledge of electrical installations is required for this course.

City & Guilds 2382-22 Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018 (2022)

BS7671:2018 (Amendment 2 2022) IET 18th Edition Wiring Regulations

The course is delivered one day per week over three weeks in a classroom at our Gloucester training centre. We can also offer this as a bespoke course for larger groups. Please contact us for details.

Where qualifications are offered by both awarding organisations, we endeavour to give you the choice of which you’d like to do. You’ll attend the same course, with the same content and high-quality training. The only difference is the exam you’ll sit and the endorsing body on your certificate.

City and Guilds has long been the name normally associated with electrotechnical qualifications but EAL have been steadily increasing the number of qualifications they offer. EAL started with qualifications in the engineering and rail industries before branching into building services. We have been using EAL qualifications for our in-house apprentices for over a decade.

Qualifications from either awarding organisation are accepted by CPS bodies or for MCS accreditation. City & Guilds and EAL often work together on new qualifications to ensure they are comparable. Additionally, there are some qualifications such as Solar PV and Electrical Energy Storage Systems that are only available with EAL at present. 

Where there is a difference in registration fees we pass the savings on to you. Generally, this means that the EAL qualification will cost you slightly less but still enable you to do the same as the City and Guilds qualification.

Payment for short courses must be made during the online booking process. We accept payment by credit or debit card.

You can find the required course books and materials listed on each course information page. When you book, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to purchase your course materials.

Yes, all of our short courses are industry-recognised qualifications. 

All short courses take place at the Clarkson Evans Training Centre located in Meteor Business Park, Cheltenham Road East, GL2 9QL.

The initial course fee covers the cost of the first attempt at a course exam or practical assessment. If you are unsuccessful on your first attempt, we will advise you on how to request a resit and inform you about the associated cost.