Q1 Who Is The Domestic Installers Foundation Course Aimed At

A1 This course is aimed at those wishing to start a career as a Domestic Electrical Installer/Maintenance Electricain with little or no knowledge of electrical domestic installation. After completing this course candidates can proceed towards full City & Guilds qualifications to become qualified. 

If you are in any doubt about whether this course is right for you, please call us today on 0845 021 2382

Q2 Why do I Need a City & Guilds 2382-10 17th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations qualification?

A2 The City & Guilds 238210 is a first step requirement for enrolling on a Part P scheme, for example, if you have not previously trained as an electrician and is also a requirement for all those involved in any kind of electrical work. 

Q3 Does the City & Guilds 2382-10 qualify me as a electrician?

A3 No. The City & Guilds 2382-10 provides you with an understanding and knowledge of the workings of the regulations, eg how to use the regulations, and how to find information, and basic electrical formulas and calculations. From this 2382-10 qualification, you can enrol on other courses, such as the City & Guilds 2392-10.

Q4 What is Part P?

A4 From 1st Jan 2005 electrical installation in dwellings, (houses and flats) have become subject to a new Building Regulation - “Part P”. This will be enforced by the Local Authority. Failure to comply is a criminal offence.

Q5 What is the City & Guilds 2392-10 course?

A5 The City & Guilds 2392-10 course will provide a qualification in Fundamental Inspection, Testing and Initial Verification of new electrical installations and is aimed at thise with little or no inspection or testing knowledge. The course is structured on BS 7671 Part 7, and the Guidance Note 3 documents.

Q6 Why should I choose MGS Electrical Training?

A6 We have experienced trainers who specialise in delivering these courses. The traininer will take care to address the needs of all the delgates. The delivery of the courses is clear, easy to understand.

Q7 Are The Courses Taken Over A Number of Weeks?

A7 No. Courses are run on consecutive days. If your course starts on a Monday and is for 4 days it will finish on the Thursday of the same week. If it strats on Wednesday and is for 3 days it will finish on the Friday of the same week.