Our Courses in Electrical Installation

Our Electrical Installation courses are designed to provide students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to work in the varied and constantly developing Electrical sector. Our Lecturers have a range of industry experience and practical lessons are taught in our advanced electrical installation workshop providing students with fantastic hands-on practice. Career opportunities are broad including working as an Electrician, Electrical Maintenance Engineer or Installation Engineer.

Why study Electrical Installation at Loughborough College?

Train in our purpose built advanced electrical installation facility
Learn from guest speakers and take part in industry trips and visits
Try out a range of enrichment activities including volunteering, fundraising and sports clubs

Study Electrical Installation at these campuses

Loughborough College

Perfect for you if you're looking for a huge range of A Levels, T Levels, apprenticeships, and higher education courses in a vibrant town-centre campus with outstanding facilities.

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Stephenson College

Perfect for you if you're ready to build a career in technical trades, engineering, construction, or motor vehicle technology. Get hands-on skills in our industry-standard workshops.

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Your career in

Electrical Installation

Electricians fit, service and repair electrical equipment, circuits, machinery and wiring.

Careers

Installation Electrician
Services and repairs electrical and installs power systems, lighting, fire protection, security and data networks in buildings
Maintenance Electrician
Checks electrical systems making sure they’re working correctly and safely
Electrotechnical Panel Builder
Makes and installs control panels that operate electrical systems in buildings, like heating or alarms.
Machine Repair and Rewind Electrician
Repair and maintain electrical motors and transformers found in industrial equipment.
Highways Systems Electrician
Install and maintain street lighting and traffic management systems.

As a qualified electrician, your learning and development will not stop with the completion of your diploma, apprenticeship or NVQ!

As your career progresses and you continue to build on knowledge and valuable experience, you may wish to undertake additional courses aimed at ‘continued professional development’ such as regular updates to the wiring regulations, inspection and testing or electric vehicle charging.

With experience, you could move into design engineering, site or project management, consultancy work or training. You could also set up your own business.