What Does It Actually Mean to Be a Qualified Electrician?
What does it really mean to be a qualified electrician? We explain the City & Guilds Level 2 and Level 3 Diplomas, NVQ Level 3, AM2 and ECS Gold Card, and how each stage contributes to becoming a fully qualified electrician.
Government Unveils New Construction Jobs Plan: What Could It Mean for Future Electricians?
The Government's new Construction Jobs Plan aims to address skills shortages and strengthen the UK construction workforce. We explore what it could mean for electrical training, employment opportunities and future electricians.
Why Fault Finding Is One of the Most Valuable Skills an Electrician Can Develop
Fault finding is an essential skill for electricians. Discover why logical thinking, electrical knowledge and practical experience are so important when diagnosing electrical problems.
Domestic, Commercial or Industrial: What's the Difference for Electricians?
Domestic, commercial or industrial electrical work? Discover the differences between these three areas, the typical tasks involved and how to choose the right direction for your electrical career.
Electrical Skills Shortage Raises Concerns for Britain's Water Infrastructure
A shortage of specialist electricians is raising concerns for Britain's water industry. Discover why electrical skills are essential to infrastructure improvements and what this means for future electrical careers.
Inspection & Testing: When Is the Right Time to Take the 2391-52?
Should you take the City & Guilds 2391-52 Inspection & Testing qualification straight after Level 3, or gain more site experience first? We explore the options and help you decide when the time is right.
UK Construction Needs 206,000 More Workers by 2030 – What Could That Mean for Electrical Careers?
UK construction needs more than 206,000 additional workers by 2030. We look at the skills shortage, changing construction sector and what it could mean for people training for electrical careers.
City & Guilds 2365: Building Your Electrical Skills from Level 2 to Level 3
Discover how the City & Guilds 2365 Level 2 and Level 3 Diplomas build the electrical knowledge and practical skills needed to progress towards a career as an electrician.
The Skills Employers Want – Beyond Electrical Qualifications
Discover the skills electrical employers value beyond qualifications, from communication and teamwork to reliability, problem-solving and a positive attitude.
More Than Wiring: Why Electricians Will Be Central to the UK's Changing Energy Landscape
From EV charging and solar power to battery storage and electricity networks, discover why electrical skills will be increasingly important as the UK's energy landscape changes.
A Growing Need for Electrical Skills: What It Means for the Next Generation of Electricians
Demand for electrical skills is growing across housing, infrastructure and clean energy. We look at what this could mean for the next generation entering the electrical industry.
Starting Your Electrical Career: What Jobs Can You Apply for While Training?
Not sure what electrical jobs to apply for while you're still training? We look at common entry-level job titles, where to search and how to make yourself a stronger candidate.
C&G 2365 Level 2 vs Level 3: What’s the Difference?
Confused about the difference between C&G 2365 Level 2 and Level 3? We explain what you learn at each stage, which comes first and what you need to do after Level 3.
Do You Need Inspection & Testing to Get Your First Electrical Job?
Should you take the C&G 2391-52 Inspection & Testing course before getting your first electrical job, or concentrate on gaining site experience first? We look at both options.