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What do you need to know about EV charging courses? How and why have these changed? Does this impact on apprenticeships?
Mark Allison, Craig Buist and Richard Harvey discuss electric vehicle charging. In particular section 722 of the wiring regulations and IET code of practice guidance note 4!
The course is changing from the 2919 to 2921-31 for fully qualified electricians. We explain some of the reasons and some of the things electricians and apprentices will need to know.
Richard and Craig have decades of experience in the electrical training space having run centres and departments themseleves and delivered courses across industry.
I loved this chat and am privileged to have learned so much from chatting with the guys during this recording.
I hope you enjoy it and as always get involved in the comments on the YouTube video, leave feedback on the podcast and join in the discussion by tagging us on social media.
Huge thanks to everyone for the support, I am stunned at the number of views and downloads for our tiny new podcast that seems to grow by the week. I have some exciting guests coming in the next few weeks from right across the industry and hopefully it helps the trainees and sparks alike. Thank you.
The link to the apprenticeship standard is here https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/HAO3BX/ the document can be dowloaded to review in question 1 of the survey. Please please take 5 minustes and give some feedback. Closes on the 9th of September 2022.
Link to ENA here https://www.energynetworks.org/operating-the-networks/connecting-to-the-networks/
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By apprentice121What do you need to know about EV charging courses? How and why have these changed? Does this impact on apprenticeships?
Mark Allison, Craig Buist and Richard Harvey discuss electric vehicle charging. In particular section 722 of the wiring regulations and IET code of practice guidance note 4!
The course is changing from the 2919 to 2921-31 for fully qualified electricians. We explain some of the reasons and some of the things electricians and apprentices will need to know.
Richard and Craig have decades of experience in the electrical training space having run centres and departments themseleves and delivered courses across industry.
I loved this chat and am privileged to have learned so much from chatting with the guys during this recording.
I hope you enjoy it and as always get involved in the comments on the YouTube video, leave feedback on the podcast and join in the discussion by tagging us on social media.
Huge thanks to everyone for the support, I am stunned at the number of views and downloads for our tiny new podcast that seems to grow by the week. I have some exciting guests coming in the next few weeks from right across the industry and hopefully it helps the trainees and sparks alike. Thank you.
The link to the apprenticeship standard is here https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/HAO3BX/ the document can be dowloaded to review in question 1 of the survey. Please please take 5 minustes and give some feedback. Closes on the 9th of September 2022.
Link to ENA here https://www.energynetworks.org/operating-the-networks/connecting-to-the-networks/
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