Course Overview
Don’t currently have your Level 3 NVQ in the Electrotechnical Trade?
Do you have 5 years or more industry experience?
Do you want to be recognised for your experience?
The Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA), otherwise known as Experienced Worker Qualification may be the right choice for you.
If you currently do not hold any qualifications, or you wish to gain recognition for your overseas qualification, the Experienced Worker Assessment is designed to recognise you for your skills, knowledge and competency at the NVQ Level 3 trade level.
We understand how difficult it can be to get recognised with experience or overseas qualifications. We have helped hundreds of people each year achieve the outcomes they deserve and to be recognised for what they do. GB Construction Training is experienced at the recognition process both from UK experience and Overseas Qualifications.
How can I get my Gold Card?
Once you have completed this qualification and have successfully passed the AM2E practical assessment, you are able to apply for a JIB Grading and ECS Installation Electrician Gold Card.
Pre-requisite/entry Requirements
Please use our Free Eligibility Tool and we will get in touch for a Free consultation
You will need to meet the following to be approved for enrolment.
- 5 Years relevant work experience
- Be either Self Employed or an Employee, or if recently unemployed, access to a live workplace
- 18th Edition Certificate Completion – If you don’t have this don’t worry. We can help you with this
- 2391 Inspection and Testing completion – If you don’t have this don’t worry. We can help you with this
This qualification is not suitable for applicants with less than 5 years or new entrants in the electrotechnical industry. Complete our Free Eligibility Tool Talk to us about your eligibility.
Assessment is based on a portfolio of evidence, submitted by the candidate. This should demonstrate whether or not, the candidate has met the performance requirements. Our assessors will work with you to your pathway to success. To gain the full qualification, you must meet all of the criteria.