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Gas Training Centre and Electrician Courses

Flexible Weekday & Evening Courses Available!

At MGE Training, we specialise in gas engineer training and electrician courses that work around your schedule. Based in the West Midlands, our gas training centre is designed to give your engineers the hands-on skills and knowledge they need to install and service gas boilers with confidence, whether they’re beginning their career or upskilling.

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Our Gas engineer training course is available on weekdays, evenings & full time schedules.

Our in-person course gives your team the knowledge they need to succeed from day one.

About Us and Our Commitment to You

Your career success is our success. We give you practical everyday skills rather than just a qualification.

We’re a family-run business with over 30 years’ experience in the trade. Starting out as self-employed engineers, we’ve worked with some of the UK’s largest companies and we can now share that expertise with our trainees. Our team has over 100 years’ combined experience and have all the industry knowledge and insider tips you won’t find anywhere else, setting you up for an excellent, well-paid career path.

Most of our students come to us through recommendations – whether it’s trainees returning for extra qualifications or referrals from those who’ve gone on to run successful businesses. The demand for skilled gas engineers is on the rise, with homeowners being put off by the expense and upkeep of heat pumps, and hydrogen-powered boilers on the horizon. This makes it the perfect time to train to be a gas engineer. At MGE, we make sure you leave with the skills, confidence and qualifications to build a rewarding career.

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Dedicated to Your Success

98% of our students pass first time – and if you don’t, we provide any extra gas engineer training you need, completely free.

Train To Become a Gas Engineer

Gas MLP Course

Gas MLP Course

Ideal for brand new entrants looking to become a gas engineer, or those with some existing plumbing or gas experience.

ACS Engineer Re-assessment

ACS Engineer Re-assessment

Stay qualified with our ACS re-assessment, covering CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1 and MET1. All courses are available at our approved gas training centre. Please note, we don’t offer DAH1.

Weekend Gas Courses

Weekend Gas Courses

These gas engineering courses run every other weekend on both Saturday and Sunday and are spread over 5 months.

Technical Courses

Technical Courses

For something more bespoke, our technical courses are perfect for filling knowledge gaps or boosting specific skills.

Electrical Courses (Both Full Time and Evening)

Electrical Courses (Both Full Time and Evening)

Our electrical training centre delivers either full-time or flexible evening courses designed to fit around your schedule. The full time option runs over 6 weeks, while evening courses run on Mondays and Tuesdays, lasting for 15 weeks.

Want To Know More?

Is it difficult to train to be a gas engineer?

Training for gas engineers is designed to be achievable, even if you’re new to the trade. For someone new to the field, our gas and electrical training centre in the Midlands combines practical skills with theoretical knowledge. We cover everything from pipework and soldering to gas regulations and safety practices.

Our supportive team makes sure all knowledge levels are catered for and the collaborative learning environment ensures all members get the guidance they need at each step. A blend of practical and theoretical training ensures a well-rounded understanding, fully preparing attendees for a successful career in the gas industry.

What qualifications do I need to be Gas Safe qualified?

To become a Gas Safe registered engineer, which is a legal requirement for working on gas appliances in the UK, you need to complete relevant qualifications from a recognised training provider. Our approved gas and electrical training centre offers all the courses needed for a Gas Safe qualification. These courses include practical and theoretical training in various aspects of gas work, such as installation, maintenance and safety practices.

After completing the training, attendees will gain roughly 18 weeks of experience under the supervision of a qualified gas engineer. This includes a minimum of 4 boiler installations and 4 boiler services, so engineers can register for the ACS Assessment. After passing this assessment, you’ll be Gas Safe licensed and receive a certification within 2 weeks.

Do gas engineers make good money?

Yes – qualified gas engineers can often enjoy strong earning potential. Income depends on factors like experience, location, employment status (self-employed or company-employed) and specialisation. Our gas engineer training equips you with all the skills and knowledge to start a career in the gas industry, potentially leading to a well-paying job.

The demand for skilled gas engineers, coupled with the comprehensive training provided, can open doors to lucrative opportunities. As you gain more experience and further your skills, your earning potential will increase. The gas industry offers various career paths, including residential and commercial gas work, which can influence your earnings.

How much do British Gas engineers make?

Salaries for British Gas engineers are generally competitive and can vary based on experience, specialisation and role within the company. Large employers like British Gas are known for offering strong employee packages, with attractive benefits and the potential for salary growth.

Training at an accredited gas training centre like MGE gives you all the qualifications and practical skills that top companies look for. This training acts as a stepping stone towards a well-paid career with leading gas companies.

Is there a demand for gas engineers in the UK?

Absolutely. The demand for trained gas engineers in the UK remains steady and is driven by the continuous need for installation, maintenance and repair of gas systems in residential and commercial settings. Our training is designed to meet this demand, ensuring that new entrants into the field are well-equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge.

The shift towards more sustainable energy sources like hydrogen-powered boilers contributes to the evolving landscape of the gas industry. This ongoing evolution in the energy sector suggests a sustained need for skilled and fully trained gas engineers, making it a viable and promising career choice.