This short, practical course provides comprehensive training on the design, installation, testing, and inspection of electric vehicle charging points. Learners will develop a sound understanding of the IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation, including the integration of smart technology, load management, and safe isolation procedures.
Training is delivered through a blend of classroom-based theory and hands-on practical assessment using industry-standard EV charging units. Successful candidates will gain a recognised City & Guilds qualification, enabling them to meet the requirements of OZEV (Office for Zero Emission Vehicles) schemes and operate as approved EV charge point installers. Where can I progress next?
On completion, learners can register with manufacturer or government-approved EV installation schemes and expand into the renewable energy and smart technology sectors. This qualification also provides a pathway to further upskilling in solar PV, battery storage, or integrated energy management systems.
Modality
ON-CAMPUS: BIRMINGHAM
Entry requirements
Candidates must be aged 19+, live in the West Midlands Combined Authority Area and earn less then £34,194 per year. Applicants must hold a Level 3 electrical installation qualification (such as City & Guilds 2365, 2357, or 8202) and a current 18th Edition Wiring Regulations certificate (BS 7671). Candidates should also possess experience in electrical installation and testing. Those without recent qualifications may be asked to complete a short refresher or demonstrate competence through prior experience.
Dates and duration
3 Days
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