Entry Requirements

• Employed in a trade/industry related to the apprenticeship.
  You will need to find employment in a related trade/industry before applying for the apprenticeship programme you wish to complete.
• Grade A*-C/9-4 GCSE or a Level 2 Functional Skills in English and maths

Course Structure

Induction (First six weeks)

• Programme overview/unit selection
• English and maths diagnostic – with Functional Skills support (where identified)
• Health and Safety, Equality and Diversity, Prevent and British Values
• Expectations and induction targets 
• End-Point Assessment requirements

On-programme (Months 01 - 45)

• Classroom day release delivery month 1-36
• Work-based assessment only months 37-48
• Completion of the Electrotechnical qualification
• Development of an e-portfolio of evidence
• Progress reviews every ten weeks
• Work-based visits every four to six weeks
• Functional Skills delivery and exams (where required)

Gateway (Months 45 - 48)

• All skills, knowledge and behaviours achieved and evidenced
• Confirm completion ElectroTechnical Qualification
• Preparation for AM2
• Gateway confirmation declaration

End-point assessment (1 day during final 4 months)

(carried out by an accredited third party provider):

• AM2 Test

Certification (Final 4 - 6 weeks of programme)

• City and Guilds Level 3 in Electro-technical Installation or Maintenance
• Functional Skills English and maths
• Apprenticeship with certification from the Institute of Apprenticeships
• Membership to Professional Bodies if desired

Assessment & Feedback

Apprenticeship Standard

An Apprenticeship Standard programme is occupation focused and concentrates on the relevant knowledge, skills and behaviours required to complete the programme successfully.

What Next...

• Registration as an Engineering Technician by the Engineering Council
• Pursue higher level Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities within the industry
• Progress to management