Yes, we offer flexible payment options for all EAL courses, including the option for instalment plans. Contact our team to discuss your payment options and find a plan that works for you

Yes, these EAL courses are designed to be flexible, with assessments that can be done on-site and tailored to fit around your work schedule. You’ll have access to support and can learn at your own pace without needing to take time off work.

Yes, fast-track options are available for experienced workers who can provide evidence quickly.

Yes, completing an NVQ allows you to apply for the appropriate CSCS card, depending on your qualification level:

• NVQ Level 2 – CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card
• NVQ Level 3 & 4 – CSCS Gold Supervisory Card
• NVQ Level 6 & 7 – CSCS Black Manager Card

Some of the EAL Level 3 Awards may require you to have previous experience in electrical work or an understanding of basic electrical principles. However, many of our courses, such as EV Charging and PAT Testing, are designed to support electricians at various stages of their careers.

For comprehensive training, the EAL Level 3 Electrotechnical Diplomas require prior experience in electrical installations.

No, NVQs are fully work-based. There are no written exams or classroom sessions so you qualify through on-site assessments, professional discussions, and a portfolio of evidence.

Enrolling is simple! Browse the course pages, review the details, and get in touch with our team to confirm your training schedule and complete your registration.

If you are looking to specialise in a specific area like solar energy, energy storage, or inspection and testing, the EAL Level 3 Awards might be a great option. If you are looking to advance in electrical installations and pursue a career as an electrician, the EAL Level 3 Electrotechnical Diplomas are ideal. Not sure? Speak to our team to help you decide which course fits your goals.

The duration of your course will depend on the level of the qualification and the amount of experience you already have. Generally, you can complete an EAL Level 3 Award in a few weeks to a few months, while the EAL Level 3 Electrotechnical Diplomas may take several months.

It depends on your experience and the time taken to gather workplace evidence. Most NVQs can be completed in 4-12 weeks, but higher levels may take longer.

An NVQ (National Vocational Qualification) in construction is a competency-based qualification assessed in the workplace. It confirms that you have the practical skills and experience required for your trade or management role.

The EAL Level 3 Awards focus on specific electrical skills and qualifications, such as inspection and testing, PAT testing, EV charging, solar PV, and more. These courses are ideal for professionals looking to specialise in particular areas.

On the other hand, the EAL Level 3 Electrotechnical Diplomas provide more comprehensive training in electrical installations and are designed for those looking to work as experienced electricians or pursue an NVQ in electrical installations.

An EAL Level 3 Award will provide you with specialised knowledge in areas such as electrical testing, EV charging, and energy storage. These qualifications can help you advance your career as a specialist in fields like inspection and testing, solar energy, or portable appliance testing (PAT).

Throughout your course, you will receive full support from our experienced assessors who will guide you through the learning and assessment process. Whether through on-site visits or remote support, we’re here to ensure you succeed.

Yes, completing the EAL Level 3 Electrotechnical Diplomas and some EAL Level 3 Awards can make you eligible for a CSCS card, proving your competence to employers in the electrical industry.