Logic4training’s New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer Course is a flexible training programme for candidates who want to begin a career in the electrical industry.

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With over 22 years of training in the building services sector, you can trust Logic4training to meet your training needs. Our small class sizes and expert trainers, bringing their vast knowledge and technical skills to the workshops, provide the optimal training environment.

 

The New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer Course is a hands-on course that consists of a Foundation course and an Advanced module that covers all the practical skills and qualifications relating to domestic electrical works needed to join a competent person scheme and become a domestic electrical installer.

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Stage four

Stage five

Stage one

Essential Site Skills

Before starting your training, you might want to consider our Essential Site Skills course. In just five days, you’ll gain valuable hands-on experience across a variety of essential trade skills.

The Essential Site Skills Course is included in our Gold Package but can be added to other packages.

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Stage two

In-Centre Foundation Course

Here comes the best bit! On your start date, you’ll come into the centre and start your theory and practical training, working to complete the Foundation Course, which comprises 3 courses: Domestic Electrical Installer Part P, 18th Edition Wiring Regulations & Initial Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations qualifications.

This will take 27 days to complete.

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Stage three

ClubLogic: Online Learning

At Logic4training, we’re proud to combine traditional hands-on training with innovative online tools like ClubLogic. ClubLogic is an online learning/revision platform that complements your in-centre training by providing additional resources like course modules, revision tools, and practice assessments. Upon signing up for your New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer (NEDEI) Course, you will be able to access ClubLogic.

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Stage four

Employment Guidance

When your training is finished, you are left with a world of opportunities. It may sound like a lot, but we will be there to help guide you in the right direction. Be it establishing a professional website and social media channels or starting your own business.

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Stage five

Level 3 Advanced Course

Recently, the EAS committee that manages the entry routes to Part P Competent Person Schemes made the decision to adjust the pathway for an engineer to join a CPS as a Qualifying Supervisor (QS).

From 2026, Logic4training will be offering a route to engineers to undertake the Experienced Workers Qualification (EWQ) qualification to gain their Domestic Electrician Gold Card and CPS.

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Our courses give you the tools to succeed

Essential Site Skills

Foundation Course

Advanced Course

Essential Site Skills

Learn The Essential Trade Skills

The five-day Essential Site Skills course is perfect for beginners with no or little experience in the trades. During the course you will learn a range of skills that you'll need to do a job whilst maintaining high working standards.

  • Safe site working (locating cables and pipes)
  • Building Structures, materials, components and fixings
  • Building regulations (altering, drilling, and notching structural areas)
  • Essential wall fixing methods and materials
  • Chasing solid brick and block walls for pipes and cables, including making good.
  • Ceramic tile repair, cutting around electrical sockets and switches)
  • Safe use of hand and power tools
  • Plasterboard wall repair and access.
  • Essential Carpentry (lifting floorboards, creating access hatches in floors and ceilings, drilling and notching timber joists)
  • Safe site working (locating cables and pipes)
  • Building Structures, materials, components and fixings
  • Building regulations (altering, drilling, and notching structural areas)
  • Essential wall fixing methods and materials
  • Chasing solid brick and block walls for pipes and cables, including making good.
  • Ceramic tile repair, cutting around electrical sockets and switches)
  • Safe use of hand and power tools
  • Plasterboard wall repair and access.
  • Essential Carpentry (lifting floorboards, creating access hatches in floors and ceilings, drilling and notching timber joists)
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Foundation Course

New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer

The Domestic Electrical Installer Course Foundation Course takes 27 days to complete and is available as a weekday or weekend-only course. Training is delivered in three flexible parts, allowing to spread the course over a timeframe that suits you.

  • Part 1: Fundamental electrical knowledge and installation skills, including the Domestic Electrical Installer (Part P) Qualification
  • Part 2: 18th Edition Wiring Regulations Qualification
  • Part 3: Initial Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations Qualification
  • Health and Safety Courses (online) – asbestos awareness, manual handling, fire safety, working safely, and working at heights
  • Basic electrical theory, including OHMS Law, power laws and resistance
  • Electrical components, including consumer units and safety devices
  • Electrical wiring regulations, standards and associated documents
  • Safe working and isolation
  • Building Regulations – Part P and Part M
  • Understanding wiring and circuit diagrams
  • Installation techniques and correct use of tools
  • Cable calculations, types, connecting and terminating
  • Use of electrical test meters and subsequent calculations
  • Testing, fault finding, earthing and bonding
  • Electricity containment, trunking and conduits
  • Electrical applications such as lighting circuits, showers, spurs and cookers
  • Initial verification, testing and certification of electrical installations, including three-phase testing
  • Part 1: Fundamental electrical knowledge and installation skills, including the Domestic Electrical Installer (Part P) Qualification
  • Part 2: 18th Edition Wiring Regulations Qualification
  • Part 3: Initial Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations Qualification
  • Health and Safety Courses (online) – asbestos awareness, manual handling, fire safety, working safely, and working at heights
  • Basic electrical theory, including OHMS Law, power laws and resistance
  • Electrical components, including consumer units and safety devices
  • Electrical wiring regulations, standards and associated documents
  • Safe working and isolation
  • Building Regulations – Part P and Part M
  • Understanding wiring and circuit diagrams
  • Installation techniques and correct use of tools
  • Cable calculations, types, connecting and terminating
  • Use of electrical test meters and subsequent calculations
  • Testing, fault finding, earthing and bonding
  • Electricity containment, trunking and conduits
  • Electrical applications such as lighting circuits, showers, spurs and cookers
  • Initial verification, testing and certification of electrical installations, including three-phase testing
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Advanced Course

Level 3 Certificate

The Level 3 Certificate in Installing, Testing & Ensuring Compliance of Electrical Installations in dwellings is designed for those who want to be recognised as a Qualified Supervisor (QS). From 2026, Logic4training will start to offer a route to undertake the Experienced Workers Qualification (EWQ) qualification to gain their Domestic Electrician Gold Card and CPS. You can read more in the FAQ section at the bottom of the screen.

  • Electrotechnical occupational competence – approval of electrical installations
  • Planning, preparation and selection of wiring systems and electrotechnical equipment
  • Principles, practices and legislation for diagnosing and correcting electrical faults in electrical installations
  • Installation and connection of wiring systems and electrotechnical equipment
  • Inspection, testing, commissioning, approving and certification of electrical installations.
  • Practices and procedures for overseeing and organising the work environment when installing electrical installations
  • Health & safety legislation, practices and procedures in electrical installations
  • Environmental legislation, working practices and the principles of environmental technology systems associated with electrical installations
  • Candidates will be required to undertake: An independent electrical installation design assignment A domestic electrical installation carried out in-centre Onsite portfolio including at least two electrical installations All electrical installations are documented using our e-portfolio system.
  • Electrotechnical occupational competence – approval of electrical installations
  • Planning, preparation and selection of wiring systems and electrotechnical equipment
  • Principles, practices and legislation for diagnosing and correcting electrical faults in electrical installations
  • Installation and connection of wiring systems and electrotechnical equipment
  • Inspection, testing, commissioning, approving and certification of electrical installations.
  • Practices and procedures for overseeing and organising the work environment when installing electrical installations
  • Health & safety legislation, practices and procedures in electrical installations
  • Environmental legislation, working practices and the principles of environmental technology systems associated with electrical installations
  • Candidates will be required to undertake: An independent electrical installation design assignment A domestic electrical installation carried out in-centre Onsite portfolio including at least two electrical installations All electrical installations are documented using our e-portfolio system.
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Why choose Logic4training?

Logic4training has helped over 60,000 tradespeople achieve their trade career since 2002. Our New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer course covers all of the electrical principles, safety standards, and practical skills you need, taught by industry professionals. Providing practical training in a workplace training setting, we guarantee you are fully equipped to embark on your electrical career. Choose Logic4training for accredited qualifications, expert assisted support, and the foundation to a successful future in the electrical industry.

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