City & Guilds 2382-22 18th Edition Wiring Regulations Course
City & Guilds 18th Edition Wiring Regulations course (2382-22) at our Nottingham training centre. 2-day intensive classroom training with expert tutors, small class sizes (max 12), and the exam included on Day 2. Just £400 all-inclusive — tuition, materials, and exam fee. Exceptional pass rates with immediate access to sample exams on booking.


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Course Overview
The Essential Qualification for Every Electrician
The 18th Edition of the IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) is the UK national standard for the design, installation, and verification of electrical installations. Every practising electrician needs to be current with these regulations — whether you’re qualifying for the first time, updating from a previous edition, or renewing your certification for employer or regulatory requirements.
Our City & Guilds 2382-22 course prepares you for the 18th Edition exam with expert-led training, comprehensive materials, and proven exam preparation techniques. With a track record of exceptional pass rates, we give you the best possible chance of passing first time.
Who Is This Course For?
Electricians qualifying for the first time — The 18th Edition is a core requirement on the pathway to becoming a qualified electrician. It sits alongside the Level 2 and Level 3 Diplomas as part of your essential qualifications.
Qualified electricians updating their certification — If you hold the 17th Edition (or earlier), you need to update to the 18th Edition to remain compliant. Many employers, NICEIC, NAPIT, and other competent person schemes require current certification.
Electrical contractors and supervisors — Understanding the current regulations is essential for anyone overseeing electrical installation work, signing off certificates, or managing teams.
Building services engineers and designers — The course covers the regulation framework you need for specifying and approving electrical installations.
How the Course Works
We offer a 2-day intensive classroom course at our Nottingham training centre. This is not a lecture — our expert tutors walk you through BS 7671 section by section, explaining how to navigate the book, apply the regulations to real-world scenarios, and find answers quickly under exam conditions.
Day 1: BS 7671 structure and scope, protection for safety (overcurrent, fault, RCD protection), and special installations and locations
Day 2: Cable selection and calculations, inspection and testing requirements, exam technique and preparation, followed by the exam itself
The exam is an open-book assessment — you can refer to your copy of BS 7671 throughout. It consists of multiple-choice questions, and success depends on knowing how to navigate the regulations quickly rather than memorising them. That’s exactly what our course teaches you.
Why Classroom Beats Self-Study
You can study BS 7671 on your own — but the regulations book is 700+ pages of technical standards. Without guided instruction, most people struggle to know which parts matter for the exam and how to find answers under time pressure. Our classroom course gives you:
Expert tutors who are practising electricians — They explain the regulations using real-world examples, not just textbook theory
Small class sizes (maximum 12 students) — Ask questions, discuss scenarios, and get personalised attention throughout
Structured exam preparation — Learn which parts of BS 7671 contain the answers to the most common exam questions and how to locate them fast
Immediate access to sample exams on booking — Start practising before you arrive, via desktop or our mobile app for iOS and Android
Exam included on Day 2 — No need to book or pay for the exam separately, and no need to travel to a different venue
What You’ll Learn
Structure and application of BS 7671 — how to navigate the regulations efficiently
Protection for safety — overcurrent protection, fault protection, and RCD selection
Special installations and locations — bathrooms, swimming pools, solar PV, EV charging
Inspection, testing, and certification requirements
Cable selection, current-carrying capacity, and voltage drop calculations
Changes introduced in the latest amendments to BS 7671
Exam Details
The City & Guilds 2382-22 exam is an open-book, multiple-choice assessment. A pass mark of 60% is required. You can refer to your copy of BS 7671 throughout the exam — the key is knowing where to find the answers quickly. Our course specifically trains you in this skill.
If you prefer, the exam can also be taken remotely with online invigilation, without needing to attend the centre.
Your Career Pathway
The 18th Edition is required for:
Inspection & Testing (2391) — You need current 18th Edition certification before starting the 2391
NVQ Level 3 (2357) — Required as part of the qualification set for your Gold Card
NICEIC/NAPIT registration — Competent person schemes require current BS 7671 certification
ECS Card renewal — Your ECS card registration requires up-to-date 18th Edition
Getting Here
Our training centre is in Arnold, Nottingham (NG5 7ER), with free on-site parking and excellent transport links. Easily accessible via the M1, A52, and A46 — we regularly welcome students from Derby, Leicester, Sheffield, Lincoln, Birmingham, and further afield.
All-Inclusive Pricing
Our price of £400 includes everything: tuition, all course materials, and the City & Guilds exam fee. There are no hidden extras. This is our best-value course — and the exam is included on Day 2, so there’s no need to book or pay for it separately.
The course covers BS 7671:2018 — the IET Wiring Regulations governing all UK electrical installation work. The current qualification code is 2382-22; from October 2026 the new 2382-26 (Amendment 4) becomes the standard. Class sizes are limited to 12 students, with the City & Guilds exam included on Day 2.
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Our Nottingham training centre is just 30 minutes from Derby, 40 minutes from Leicester, and under an hour from Sheffield, Stoke-on-Trent, and Lincoln. Free parking on site.
Why Choose This Course
2-day intensive classroom course with exam on Day 2
Expert tutor-led training by practising electricians
Small class sizes (maximum 12 students)
Best value at just £300 — exam fee included
Exceptional pass rates — proven track record
Sample exams on booking — desktop and mobile app
Free parking at Nottingham centre (NG5 7ER)
Open-book exam — learn to navigate BS 7671 fast
Remote exam option available with online invigilation
How It Works
Choose Your Date
Select from available 2-day course dates
Secure Your Place
Pay deposit or full amount to confirm booking
Attend Training
2 days of expert-led classroom training
Sit the Exam
Take the City & Guilds exam on day 2
Get Certified
Receive your certificate within 2-3 weeks
This is an intensive classroom course at our Nottingham training centre. Everything is included — training, materials, and the City & Guilds exam. Small class sizes ensure hands-on attention from experienced tutors.
Course Structure
Units, learning content, and assessments
Course Materials
Required Materials

IET Wiring Regulations, Eighteenth Edition, BS 7671:2018+A4:2026
The complete IET Wiring Regulations 18th Edition with Amendment 4.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 18th Edition?
The 18th Edition refers to BS7671 'Requirements for Electrical Installations', the national standard for electrical installation in the UK. City & Guilds 2382-22 is the qualification that certifies your knowledge of these regulations.
Do I need to renew my 18th Edition?
While the qualification doesn't expire, it's recommended to update when new amendments are released. The current version includes Amendment 2 (2022).
What's the difference between in-centre and remote exams?
In-centre exams are taken at our training centre with an invigilator present. Remote exams can be taken from home using webcam invigilation software. Remote exams cost £195 (compared to £145 in-centre).
Can I use BS7671 book during the exam?
Yes, the exam is open-book. You can use your own copy of BS7671 (including Amendments), but no other notes or materials are allowed.
How long is the exam?
The City & Guilds 2382-22 exam is 2 hours with 60 multiple choice questions. Pass mark is 60%.
What times does the course run?
Both days run from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Please arrive by 8:45am on day 1 for registration. The exam on day 2 typically finishes by 4:00pm.
Is lunch included?
Tea, coffee and biscuits are provided. For lunch, there are several cafes and restaurants within walking distance of our training centre.
Do I need to bring anything?
Just yourself and your copy of BS7671 (if you have one - we can provide one to use during the course). All other materials are provided.
Who needs the 18th Edition course?
Qualified electricians renewing certification, diploma pathway students who need BS 7671 knowledge, electrical engineers and designers, facilities managers, and building inspectors. Anyone involved in signing off electrical work under Part P needs current BS 7671 certification.
What is changing with Amendment 4?
Amendment 4 publishes 15 April 2026 and becomes mandatory from 15 October 2026. It introduces sections on battery storage, Power over Ethernet, ICT earthing, low-voltage generators, and energy efficiency design. City & Guilds replaces the 2382-22 exam with the new 2382-26.
Why does every electrician need the 18th Edition?
BS 7671 is the UK national standard for electrical installations. NICEIC and NAPIT require current certification, ECS card renewal depends on it, and most employers and principal contractors require an up-to-date 18th Edition certificate.
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Digital Certificate
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Physical Certificate
Official certificate arrives by post (approximately 3 weeks)
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