IEE 17th Edition Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) Leading to City and Guilds 2382-10 certification   Duration of the course 4 days intensive training, or 2 evenings per week for 5 weeks, or 4 Saturdays. Course fees: £475 Prerequisites for the course It is recommended that you have successfully completed the practical and theoretical units before undertaking this course. Alternatively, you might have suitable theoretical electrical knowledge and be a practising electrician. Course overview This course will cover all aspects of the 17th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations (British Standard 7671) including the new Part P section, and provides an in-depth study of the UK wiring regulations. These are the regulations with which you must comply as an electrician in the UK. You will study terminologies, electrical supply and earthing systems, and the selection of protective devices for a wide range of electrical installations. In addition, you will learn how to use the charts and tables to select suitable fuse and circuit breaker ratings, and to determine RCD trip times, cable current ratings and voltage drops. The course also includes the regulations for special installations in bath and shower rooms, swimming pools, hot air saunas, construction sites and caravan parks. You will take regular revision tests during the course comprising typical questions to prepare you for the City and Guilds 2382-10 17th Edition IEE wiring regulations BS7671 multiple-choice examination.       Course outcomes   At the end of the course, you will be able to…     identify statutory, non statutory regulations and requirements state the terminologies associated with electrical installations (as used in the IEE   wiring regulations) identify the types of electrical supply systems state the internal and external influences of electrical installation select suitable protective devices for an electrical installations select suitable overcurrent and overvoltage devices for electrical installations select suitable equipment for isolation select suitable cables types and sizes for an electrical installation state the requirements for special installations or locations e.g. bath and shower   rooms, swimming pools, hot air saunas, construction sites, and caravan parks etc. state the requirements for inspection and testing of an electrical installation. determine current capacity and voltage drop of cables, and suitable ratings of   protective devices       Method of Assessment   We will assess your progress on the course by regular coursework exercises. You will also need to take the City and Guilds 2382-10 17th Edition IEE wiring regulations BS7671 multiple-choice on-line examination as part of your career progression to become a qualified electrician.