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Level 3 Electrotechnical in Dwellings Experienced Worker Qualification (2347-03)
Learners must work toward units in accordance with relevant health and safety legislation.  This is particularly important when working at heights, inspecting and testing, and diagnosing faults. 

Where cited legislation and regulations are not applicable (for example, where the qualification is being delivered outside of England) then substitutions applicable to the learner’s jurisdiction can be made. 

Meeting the assessment requirements of performance outcomes will need initial discussions and assessment planning between the learner and assessor as an essential activity to identify opportunities to assess real working environment evidence, gaps that need to be filled, or opportunities to recognise the prior achievement of the learner. 

City & Guilds will monitor and carry out external quality assurance of the assessments conducted at the centre.

Level 3 Domestic Electrician Diagnostic Underpinning Knowledge test (2347-04)

This is not a course or qualification. These are diagnostic knowledge tests so there is no structured learning programme. Instead, candidates prepare independently using the published test resources as guidance. 

Key points:

• Purpose: To evidence underpinning technical knowledge for entry into the Level 3 EWA route qualification. 
  
• Preparation: Use the external-facing test resources (covers topics such as legislation, safe working practices, electrical principles, BS 7671 application, and testing/commissioning) to help with independent revision. Use sample questions provided by City & Guilds for practice. 
  
• Format: MCQ
  
• Resit Policy: Up to 2 re-sits within 12 months of first test. Check external facing test resources for further details. 

Passing either full route or these underpinning knowledge tests enables progression into aligned Level 3 Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA) routes and full competent electrician status. 

Learners who successfully complete the Domestic Electrician Experienced Worker Qualification, as well as the occupational competence assessment (AM2E), delivered by NET, will be judged to have met the eligibility requirements sufficient to apply for an ECS Installation Gold Card from the JIB.

This qualification is designed solely for those have been working in the electrical industry as a practicing electrician for a minimum of three years and who can demonstrate their technical knowledge, performance and competence to the industry standard at Level 2 and 3. It forms part of enabling the experienced worker to apply for an ECS Installation Electrical Gold Card.

This qualification is not suitable for new entrants to the electrical industry, apprentices, or other operatives who require any training, or those who have completed an electrical technical certificate with less than five years’ relevant industry experience.  

Where the learner cannot provide documented evidence of previous technical qualifications, or they have qualified outside the UK, the Assessor must provide auditable evidence that the knowledge and understanding evidence of each unit has been satisfied.  

To be eligible to apply for the ECS gold card with this route the learner must have achieved:

• this qualification: City & Guilds Level 3 Domestic Electrician Experienced Worker Qualification
• an industry recognised Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations 
• a current industry recognised Level 3 Award in the requirements for electrical installations (BS 7671)
• a current industry recognised Level 3 qualification in Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations 
• the AM2 appropriate Occupational Test (from NET).