City & Guilds Installation and Maintenance Electrician – Experienced Worker Entrance Test 2346-04

The price shown covers the assessment of your suitability for this course & excludes VAT. This is a Parent course made up of sessions. Candidates may cherry pick which parts of the course they wish to complete (i.e. individual Sessions) or select the full course (which includes all sessions which make up the full course). If you believe you are suitably experienced then we recommend selecting all the sessions.

This test is for eligible candidates to provide evidence that they possess sufficient underpinning technical knowledge and understanding to gain entry onto the Level 3 Electrotechnical Experienced Worker Qualification. The test focuses on the core knowledge needed for safe and effective electrical work. It covers how legislation applies in the workplace, how to maintain a safe working environment, and how to recognise and manage hazards. Candidates will also need to understand how to prepare for installing wiring systems, follow correct electrical practices, and know the characteristics of supply systems, consumer equipment, earthing, and protection. It also includes the basics of electrical principles, how different properties affect circuits, and how electrical components operate. Candidates will be expected to understand wiring applications, electrical systems, the design process, and the correct procedures for safe isolation, testing, and commissioning. The test also requires application of BS 7671 and using the IET On-Site Guide to ensure installations meet safety and regulatory standards.

This Experienced Worker Entrance Test is designed for experienced electricians who need to evidence underpinning technical knowledge to progress onto the Level 3 Electrotechnical Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA) route without completing a Level 2 qualification. It provides a formal, industry-recognised way to validate prior learning and enable progression to full competence status via completion of the Electrotechnical Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA) qualification. In order to be accepted onto the test, candidates must meet the experience requirements detailed in the EWA Skills Scan.