Designed for electricians with over five years’ experience, this Level 3 assessment will validate your practical expertise, enhance skills and enable continued career advancement.
Course Overview
Course Title: City & Guilds 2346 Level 3 Experienced Worker Assessment
Course Length: Must be completed within 18 months
Purpose: This course has been designed with the intention of being perfect for electricians with at least five years of industry experience. City and Guilds 2346 allows candidates to demonstrate their practical skills, competence and electrical knowledge in real world scenarios. These practical sessions will ensure that they meet the standards of a fully qualified Level 3 electrician.
Cost: £2000
Course Description
The City and Guilds 2346 Level 3 Experienced Worker Assessment is tailored for electricians with pre-existing, substantial industry experience. It tests practical abilities, technical knowledge and general safety awareness through hands-on tasks, enabling experienced workers to attain formal recognition and certification as a Level 3 electrician.
Prerequisites
Prior to applying for the City and Guilds 2346 experienced worker route qualification, you are required to complete a skill-scan document with the centre, which if successful, will be uploaded to The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP), who will authorise/deny access to sit the EWA entry test within our centre under exam conditions. Please note there is a fee of £150 for this assessment.
Along with the skill-scan document, trainees will need a score of 60% or more to pass.
How is This Course Assessed?
The requirements for the City and Guilds 2346 course focus on submitting practical evidence via an online portfolio, plus the AM2E which is carried out at an AM2 net centre (at your own cost) ensuring candidates demonstrate competence and meet professional standards for NICEIC or NAPIT registration within 18 months, which is why it is for electricians with over five years of experience.
Entry Requirements
The C&G 2346 will be assessed through multiple avenues. This includes a skills scan, a 2346-04 entrance test, on-site observations, building a portfolio of work and passing the AM2E exam. The online portfolio is via Ecordia which has extensive online help files and plenty of YouTube video resources showing you how to upload evidence. The assessor will mark the evidence every 12 weeks approximately so it’s up to you to ensure sufficient evidence is available for marking.
Evidence provided must be two times for each piece of work.
Learning Outcomes
Completing City and Guilds 2346 Level 3 allows candidates to gain recognition as fully qualified and proven electricians. This certification will act as a guarantee of skill, safety adherence and confidence to be able to progress into senior roles, or as design technicians or working on-site in a supervisory capacity.
Note, to apply for the City & Guilds 2346 experienced worker route qualification you will be required to complete a skill scan document with the centre which if successful will be uploaded to TESP who will authorise or deny access to sit the EWA entry test within our centre under exam conditions. You will need a score of 60% or more to pass this test along with your skillscan document
Why Choose Our Training Centre?
- MGE Training has decades of combined industry experience and stay up-to-date with training methods
- A proven and consistently high pass rate
- Dedicated support for all learners
- Practical, hands-on training in modern, state-of-the-art facilities
- A flexible and modular approach to learning and progression
- Opportunities for one-to-one guidance
Book Your Place
To enquire about course places call us on 0121 557 7009 or email enquiries@mgetraining.co.uk. Alternatively, use the contact form below and we’ll get back in touch as soon as possible.
Got More Questions?
I have an Inspection and Testing or Wiring Regulations qualification, do these count towards the level 2 entry requirement?
These qualifications may go towards supporting your entry into the Level 2 exam, but full eligibility depends on other prior experience and training.
I am not currently working as an electrician but I would like my skills to be recognised, can I take the EWA?
No, the 2346 experienced worker course is designed for those who have over five years in the industry and are currently working as an electrician. Give us a call on 0121 557 7009 or email us at enquiries@mgetraining.co.uk to get more information.
Will I need time off from my current workplace to complete this?
You may require some time away from work, yes. The C&G 2346 course runs in two-week blocks with breaks in between. Get in touch today for further details.