EV Charging20 Nov 2025
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Gain a reputable qualification in EV charger installation with our comprehensive 2-day course, specifically designed for those keen to advance their skills in installing, inspecting, and commissioning EV charging equipment in both domestic and small commercial settings.
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This City & Guilds Level 3 Award provides qualified electricians with the knowledge and skills required to design and install electric vehicle charging equipment (EVCE) in domestic and small commercial environments.
The course uses the IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation – 5th Edition as its primary reference.
Units, learning content, and assessments
18th Edition Wiring Regulations 2nd Amendment
On-Site Guide 18th Edition 2nd Amendment
Yes, this course is designed for qualified electricians. You should hold a Level 3 electrical qualification (such as 2365 or 2357) or equivalent. The course must have been achieved no more than 5 years prior, or you must have completed relevant CPD such as 18th Edition (2382).
The course covers EV charging equipment types, design considerations for domestic and small commercial installations, protection against open PEN faults, smart charging functions, load management, integration with solar PV and battery storage systems, and testing and commissioning procedures.
Assessment is via an online multiple-choice examination. The pass mark is 75%. You can have up to 3 re-sit attempts if needed (£50 per re-sit).
The course uses the IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation – 5th Edition as its primary reference. You should bring a copy to the course.
Yes, upon successful completion you will receive the City & Guilds Level 3 Award (2921-34) which demonstrates your competence to design and install EV charging equipment in domestic and small commercial settings.
Course fee
City & Guilds AccreditedThe UK government has set a target of ending the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2035. With over 1 million electric vehicles already on UK roads and the number growing rapidly, demand for qualified EV charger installers is outpacing supply.
The City & Guilds 2921-34 EV charger installation course qualifies you to install domestic charge points. Certified installers are essential — most charger manufacturers require installation by a qualified professional to validate warranties.
Domestic EV charger installations typically command £300–£600 per installation, with most taking half a day. As the EV market grows, qualified installers are able to build a profitable specialisation alongside existing electrical work.
The 2921-34 qualification is specifically designed for electricians who already hold the 18th Edition. It adds a high-demand skill to your existing qualifications without requiring a lengthy training commitment.
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Congratulations to the 6 students who completed their City & Guilds 2921‑32 and...
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