Upcoming Courses
A list of our upcoming courses (please note dates are provisional and may be changed depending on demand)
A list of our upcoming courses (please note dates are provisional and may be changed depending on demand)
WRAS training covers the Water Regulations (1999) and is a necessary requirement for qualified plumbers (minimum Level 2) looking to join their local water authorities Water Industry Approved Plumber Scheme, one of the plumbing competent person schemes (CPS) and Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) registration bodies. The course includes a comprehensive guide and workbook.. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.'Water Fittings Regulations’ refers to The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999, The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2009 and The Water Supply (Water Fittings) (Scotland) Byelaws 2014.
Enquire about this courseWRAS training covers the Water Regulations (1999) and is a necessary requirement for qualified plumbers (minimum Level 2) looking to join their local water authorities Water Industry Approved Plumber Scheme, one of the plumbing competent person schemes (CPS) and Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) registration bodies. The course includes a comprehensive guide and workbook.. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.'Water Fittings Regulations’ refers to The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999, The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2009 and The Water Supply (Water Fittings) (Scotland) Byelaws 2014.
Enquire about this courseThe Foundation certificate in heating and hot water design course is aimed at installers who have recently entered the industry or have little or no experience in the area of heating system design. The course is particularly useful for candidates moving in to the renewables industry, in particular the installation of ground and air source heat pumps, or for underfloor heating industry where accurate heat loss calculations are of paramount importance. The course will provide a good level of understanding for the design and specification of basic domestic heating systems, as well as size hot water storage cylinders. In addition, heating and hot water design will act as a stepping stone for operatives who wish to go on and complete the IDHEE full diploma. The course is accepted by IDHEE as a unit credit and will save two days attendance on the full diploma course. The course is based upon the CIBSE Domestic Heating Design Guide (DHDG) 2007 ISBN 1 903287 40 5. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.
Enquire about this courseThe Foundation certificate in heating and hot water design course is aimed at installers who have recently entered the industry or have little or no experience in the area of heating system design. The course is particularly useful for candidates moving in to the renewables industry, in particular the installation of ground and air source heat pumps, or for underfloor heating industry where accurate heat loss calculations are of paramount importance. The course will provide a good level of understanding for the design and specification of basic domestic heating systems, as well as size hot water storage cylinders. In addition, heating and hot water design will act as a stepping stone for operatives who wish to go on and complete the IDHEE full diploma. The course is accepted by IDHEE as a unit credit and will save two days attendance on the full diploma course. The course is based upon the CIBSE Domestic Heating Design Guide (DHDG) 2007 ISBN 1 903287 40 5. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.
Enquire about this courseWith the introduction of IGE/IG1,Guidance Note 8 (GN8) for ACS has been reviewed and amended. GN 8 now requires all new entrants to the gas industry to undertake appropriate training and on site experience. The revision to GN8 also includes new pre- requisite training requirements for experienced operatives intending to extend their scope or range of certification.
Enquire about this courseChoose additional Domestic ACS Codes from a common list of Extensions (Note. Your Must provide proof of Gas Safe Registration of over 6 mths). The parent course will include the following ACS codes (Sessions) which you can choose from:-
Enquire about this courseCCTS runs the City & Guilds 2391 (50, 51 or 52) QCF Level 3 Award in Periodic Inspection, Testing & Certification of Electrical Installations & the Logic Certification equivalent This Inspection and Testing training course is for experienced electricians who are responsible for periodic inspection and certification of electrical installations.
Enquire about this courseCCTS runs the City & Guilds 2391-50 (formerly known as City & Guilds 2394) QCF Level 3 Award in Periodic Inspection, Testing & Certification of Electrical Installations & the Logic Certification equivalent This Inspection and Testing training course is for experienced electricians who wish to inspect and verify their own work.
Enquire about this courseCCTS runs the City & Guilds 2391-52 (which combines the formerly known City & Guilds 2394 & 2395) RQF Level 3 Award in Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection, Testing & Certification of Electrical Installations & the Logic Certification equivalent Initial Verification and Inspection and Testing combined. The training course is for experienced electricians who wish to inspect and verify their own work.
Enquire about this courseCCTS 18th Edition Wiring Regulations training course (City & Guilds 2382-22) is for experienced electricians, as well as other buildings services engineers (gas installers, kitchen/bathroom fitters, plumbers and builders) who complete some domestic electrical work, such as wiring in a boiler or shower. Knowledge of 18th Edition, alongside a Domestic Electrical Installers qualification, is necessary to join a recognised Competent Persons Scheme.
Enquire about this courseThe 3 day MPL locksmith training course that has been accredited by NCFE and is perfect for those who are new to the industry and are seeking a new career as a locksmith. This locksmith training course covers all of the fundamental basics of locksmithing and will give you a strong understanding and a skill set from which you can start your own self-employed locksmith business.
Enquire about this courseLCL Awards Level 3 Award in Understanding the properties and use of flammable refrigerants in accordance with ACRIB specification (A2L, A2 and A3)
Enquire about this coursePackage Includes ACS Qualification CCN1 (Core Gas Safety) + CENWAT (Central Heating Boilers & Water Heaters) and Safe Isolation Electrics;
Enquire about this courseFor experienced on-site Electricians (with Minimum NVQ level 2 Electrical Qualification and 5 years "Industry Experience practicing as an Electrician") who wish to demonstrate their Technical Knowledge, performance & competence to Industry Standards at Level 3. This qualification will allow successful candidates to apply for and carry out The AM2E Occupational Test (provided separartely by NET)
Enquire about this courseChoose your ACS Codes from your previous certificates only (Note. Your Gas Safe Registration must not have lapsed over 6 months). The parent course will include the following ACS codes which you can choose from:-
Enquire about this courseWhen working on any electrical installation whatever size it is imperative that operatives apply the correct isolation procedure every time to prevent injury to themselves and other users or engineers whilst work is taking place. Apply the industry standard procedure has been shown to prevent injury and reduce incidents of installations being made live whilst work is being carried out. This course will deliver the knowledge and skills to ensure learners understand the requirements and can apply it on site.
Enquire about this courseThis course is part of a training module of our full Level 3 Domestic Electrical Installer (Dwellings) which is a full Requlated Qualification. This course is suitable as stand alone Contined Professional Development (CPD) for operatives such as OFTEC or Gas Safe Registered engineers working within the electrical or related industries to enhance their electrical skills and knowledge along with the relevant Health and Safety aspects of working on, or with, electrical installations and equipment. (Note: As and from 1st January 2025 candidates will be required to have evidence of or complete relevant Health & Safety training prior to certification)
Enquire about this courseCCTS OFTEC oil boiler training and assessment package covers the three main OFTEC certificates: OFT101, OFT105E and OFT600a. The cost of the course includes training, assessment and the certification fee
Enquire about this courseCCTS OFTEC oil boiler training and assessment package covers the OFT101. The cost of the course includes training, assessment and the certification fee
Enquire about this courseThe hot water systems and safety course is aimed at experienced plumbing and heating operatives who require a qualification in the installation, servicing and maintenance of domestic hot water systems. HWSS has been developed to ensure operatives comply with Approved Document G (ADG) 2010 when carrying out work on hot water systems. Training includes requirements for the installation of G3 Unvented Hot Water Systems and covers systems up to 500 litres capacity and 45kW power input. The Hot Water Systems and Safety certificate is recognised by those Competent Person Schemes (CPS) approved to offer a self-certification scheme under ADG, enabling installers of hot water systems (including Unvented HWS) to self-certify the installation. A certificate in Hot Water Systems and Safety is also required by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) registration bodies for those looking to be recognised for the installation of Solar Thermal Hot Water Systems.
Enquire about this courseHighly Recommended for those wanting to specialise as Service Engineers.
Enquire about this courseLevel 3 Award in the In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT) are qualifications aimed at those with administrative responsibilities for the maintenance of electrical equipment and for those undertaking practical inspection and testing of electrical equipment. It also allows those with an administrative responsibility for the testing and inspection of electrical equipment to gain a qualification suitable to their job role.
Enquire about this courseThis regulated qualification Level 3 Award In the Installation and Maintenance of Small Scale Solar Photovoltaic Systems is for those wishing to achieve a nationally recognised qualification in the installation and maintenance of small scale grid tied Photovoltaic systems. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.
Enquire about this courseThe aim of this assessment is to maintain the 5 year cycle of gas certification with RGII (Registration of Gas Installers Ireland). Gas registered operatives are required to update their qualifications by part-taking in the gas re-assessment.
Enquire about this courseChoose your ACS Codes from your previous certificates only (Note. Your Gas Safe Registration must not have lapsed over 6 months). The parent course will include the following ACS codes which you can choose from:-
Enquire about this courseThis regulated qualification is for learners that wish to demonstrate their knowledge in the Installation and Maintenance of Heat Pumps Systems (Non-refrigerant Circuits)
Enquire about this courseThis regulated qualification is for learners that wish to demonstrate their knowledge in the Installation and Maintenance of Air Source Heat Pumps Systems (Non-refrigerant Circuits). This qualification could be usd by operatives or individuals looking to join the Microgeneration Certification Scheme. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.
Enquire about this courseThis course is an Approved Prior learning programme (APL) based on the Oftec OFT50 syllabus which meets the requirements of Criteria document R576 (update November 2018).
Enquire about this courseAccredited OFTEC 201 Servicing and commissioning of Bio liquid fuelled multi stage pressure jet burner fired commercial Combustion appliances
Enquire about this courseAccredited OFTEC 201 Servicing and commissioning of Bio liquid fuelled multi stage pressure jet burner fired commercial Combustion appliances
Enquire about this courseRefrigeration training course by CCTS are for operatives who want to work on refrigeration and air-conditioning. Our refrigeration courses are designed and delivered with you in mind at our modern, well equipped centre in Belfast. Regulated Qualification in Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases on Refrigerant Systems (Category I-IV) This course focusses on the major principles of Fluorinated Gases (F-Gas) and Ozone depleting substances (ODS) in stationery refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump systems. If you work with refrigerants on a day-to-day basis and want to expand your skill set, CCTS can provide you with the right training to meet all of the legal requirements for working with F-Gas and other ozone depleting substances. Successful candidates will be covered for leak checking, refrigeration recovery, service and maintenance and installation. Brazing pipework is also included.
Enquire about this courseSuitable for Directors, Managers, Supervisors and Administrators
Enquire about this courseCCTS 18th Edition Wiring Regulations training course (City & Guilds 2382-22) is for experienced electricians, as well as other buildings services engineers (gas installers, kitchen/bathroom fitters, plumbers and builders) who complete some domestic electrical work, such as wiring in a boiler or shower. Knowledge of 18th Edition, alongside a Domestic Electrical Installers qualification, is necessary to join a recognised Competent Persons Scheme.
Enquire about this courseWith the introduction of IGE/IG1,Guidance Note 8 (GN8) for ACS has been reviewed and amended. GN 8 now requires all new entrants to the gas industry to undertake appropriate training and on site experience. The revision to GN8 also includes new pre- requisite training requirements for experienced operatives intending to extend their scope or range of certification.
Enquire about this courseCMDDA1 is required if you want to investigate a report of fumes or CO alarm activation in accordance with BS 7967 and use an ECGA (Electronic Combustion Gas Analyser) to draw conclusions about the gas appliances in the premises. This gas safety assessment is designed to test the competence of an operative in determining ambient levels of CO and presence of CO2 in dwellings and identifying the cause of fumes using a portable electronic combustion analyser. This will typically be any engineer who responds to the genuine report of a CO alarm being activated or a report of fumes.
Enquire about this courseAll organizations as a minimum legal requirement must appoint a person to take charge of first aid arrangements including looking after first aid equipment and facilities and calling the emergency services when required. Some small workplaces may only need the minimum provision. But, there are factors that might mean you need greater provision, for example on large building sites.
Enquire about this courseChoose your ACS Codes from your previous certificates only (Note. Your Gas Safe Registration must not have lapsed over 6 months). The parent course will include the following ACS codes which you can choose from:-
Enquire about this courseChoose additional Catering ACS Codes from a common list of Extensions (Note. Your Must provide proof of Gas Safe Registration of over 6 mths). The parent course will include the following ACS codes (Sessions) which you can choose from:-
Enquire about this courseIf you are an installer carrying out work on water-supply systems within residential properties, this is the ideal course for you. It allows installers to understand the requirements of Approved Code of Practice document L8, HSE guidance, British Standards and Water Regulations.
Enquire about this courseThis course has been developed for persons working in electrical related industries. i.e. Plumbers, Heating Engineers, Kitchen fitters, Mechanical Engineers and Appliance Installers. Its aim is to ensure learners are fully aware of and able to put in to practice the industry Safe Working Procedure for the Isolation of Electrical Supplies. The course is underpineed by the requirements laid down in the Electricity at Work Regulations and BS7671. When working on any electrical installation whatever size it is imperative that operatives apply the correct isolation procedure every time to prevent injury to themselves and other users or engineers whilst work is taking place. Apply the industry standard procedure has been shown to prevent injury and reduce incidents of installations being made live whilst work is being carried out. This course will deliver the knowledge and skills to ensure learners understand the requirements and can apply it on site.
Enquire about this courseLevel 3 Award in the In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT) are qualifications aimed at those with administrative responsibilities for the maintenance of electrical equipment and for those undertaking practical inspection and testing of electrical equipment. It also allows those with an administrative responsibility for the testing and inspection of electrical equipment to gain a qualification suitable to their job role.
Enquire about this courseHighly Recommended for those wanting to specialise as Service Engineers.
Enquire about this courseChoose additional Commercial ACS Codes from a common list of Extensions (Note. Your Must provide proof of Gas Safe Registration of over 6 mths). The parent course will include the following ACS codes (Sessions) which you can choose from:-
Enquire about this courseThis qualification has been designed with the CIPHE and the Heat Pump Association with the help of their members to meet the need for now and the future that all heating systems be designed with a low temperature aim from the outset to maximize efficiency of the system. The objective of this qualification is for learners to be up-skilled to the concept of low temperature heating systems, it will allow them to demonstrate their knowledge and understand the need and requirements for installing low temperature heating and hot water systems in dwellings.
Enquire about this courseChoose your ACS Codes from your previous certificates only (Note. Your Gas Safe Registration must not have lapsed over 6 months). The parent course will include the following ACS codes which you can choose from:-
Enquire about this courseCCTS OFTEC 102 oil Vaporising training and assessment package covers the the qualifications required to carry out the Domestic commissioning and Servicing of Vaporising appliances (Agas & Wall flames etc). The cost of the course includes training, assessment and the certification fee
Enquire about this courseThis Gas Safety Assessment is designed to test the gas safety competence of an operative in limited scope, core commercial gas work, required for pipe installation and commissioning by practical and knowledge assessment.
Enquire about this courseIf you are an installer carrying out work on water-supply systems within residential properties, this is the ideal course for you. It allows installers to understand the requirements of Approved Code of Practice document L8, HSE guidance, British Standards and Water Regulations.
Enquire about this courseThis new CCTS Managed Learning Programme (MLP) leads to the Regulated Qualification - LCL Awards Level 3 Certificate In Installing, Testing and Ensuring Compliance of Electrical Installations in Dwellings (Regulated Qualification Number 601/8876/0. Suitable for New Entrants or Experienced Electricians who do not have formal qualifications and wish to work towards obtaining a *licence to practice & registering with a Competent person Scheme (CPS) such as NICEIC or NAPIT. This qualification is recognised as Underpininning Core Electrical Competence by the EAS Management Committee Table 4b Route 1 (Refers) up and until *31st December 2025.
Enquire about this courseThis new CCTS Managed Learning Programme (MLP) leads to the Regulated Qualification - LCL Awards Level 3 Certificate In Installing, Testing and Ensuring Compliance of Electrical Installations in Dwellings (Regulated Qualification Number 601/8876/0. Suitable for New Entrants or Experienced Electricians who do not have formal qualifications and wish to work towards obtaining a licence to practice & registering with a Competent person Scheme (CPS) such as NICEIC or NAPIT. This qualification is recognised as Underpininning Core Electrical Competence by the EAS Management Committee Table 4b Route 1 (Refers) up and until 31st December 2025.
Enquire about this courseThis unit is designed to enable learners to understand, and be competent when carrying out the design of heating systems in accordance with Part L of the Building Regulations. This is a CPD unit designed for operatives working within the Building Engineering Services industry and is a pre-requisite to some other qualifications in the renewables sector. This qualification replaced the non regulated LCL Energy Efficiency for Domestic Heating (withdrawn 31/12/14) and is based on the current Approved Document Part L and Domestic Heating Compliance Guide.. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.
Enquire about this courseThis unit is designed to enable learners to understand, and be competent when carrying out the design of heating systems in accordance with Part L of the Building Regulations. This is a CPD unit designed for operatives working within the Building Engineering Services industry and is a pre-requisite to some other qualifications in the renewables sector. This qualification replaced the non regulated LCL Energy Efficiency for Domestic Heating (withdrawn 31/12/14) and is based on the current Approved Document Part L and Domestic Heating Compliance Guide.. This qualification is based upon the National Occupational Standards as published by industry and is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join the scheme.
Enquire about this courseWith the introduction of IGE/IG1,Guidance Note 8 (GN8) for ACS has been reviewed and amended. GN 8 now requires all new entrants to the gas industry to undertake appropriate training and on site experience. The revision to GN8 also includes new pre- requisite training requirements for experienced operatives intending to extend their scope or range of certification.
Enquire about this coursePEB1 is for operatives involved in the repositioning, altering or extending the Protective Equipotential Bonding (PEB) conductor when changing the position of gas meters within a dwelling and associated outbuildings and locations. Formally known as the Main Equipotential Bond (MEB).
Enquire about this courseThe aim of this assessment is to maintain the 5 year cycle of gas certification with RGII (Registration of Gas Installers Ireland). Gas registered operatives are required to update their qualifications by part-taking in the gas re-assessment. One day additional training is offered to update the candidate in changes to the IS813 Irish Standards.
Enquire about this courseThe aim of this assessment is to maintain the 5 year cycle of gas certification with RGII (Registration of Gas Installers Ireland). Gas registered operatives are required to update their qualifications by part-taking in the gas re-assessment. One day additional training is offered to update the candidate in changes to the IS813 Irish Standards.
Enquire about this courseRefrigeration training course by CCTS are for operatives who want to work on refrigeration and air-conditioning. Our refrigeration courses are designed and delivered with you in mind at our modern, well equipped centre in Basildon. F-Gas Training Course City & Guilds 2079 This course focusses on the major principles of Fluorinated Gases (F-Gas) and Ozone depleting substances (ODS) in stationery refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump systems. If you work with refrigerants on a day-to-day basis and want to expand your skill set, Logic4training can provide you with the right training to meet all of the legal requirements for working with F-Gas and other ozone depleting substances. Successful candidates will be covered for leak checking, refrigeration recovery, service and maintenance and installation. Brazing pipework is also included.
Enquire about this courseRecommended for companies with multiple Gas Registered employees & sub-contractors
Enquire about this courseThis regulated qualification is for learners that wish to demonstrate their knowledge in the Installation and Maintenance of Solar Thermal Hot Water Systems.
Enquire about this courseHighly Recommended for those wanting to specialise as Service Engineers.
Enquire about this courseHighly Recommended for those wanting to specialise as Service Engineers.
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