City and Guilds 2919 – Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation Reviews

All in all a good course & certainly a lot to take in, in a day. As an experienced installer, this was a box-ticking exercise for me but can imagine it would be quite a lot to take on for a new EV starter. Some slides are slightly blurred or maybe I need glasses. The main focus seems to be on domestic which is pretty straight forward but would be good to pay a little more attention to commercial installations.

Great experience, would recommend

Excellent training process that meets the demands of anyone serious about professional development. Staff members were helpful, understanding, and their professionalism was outstanding.

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Very professional from booking, through the course right up to the exam at the end of the day.

Very professional from booking, through the course right up to the exam at the end of the day.

I found the course was a bit rushed and maybe 2 days might have been better to give more depth to the material in the book and to spend more time looking at the different types of charging unit available in the room

The Documents/Forms used were out of date and did not reflect the current forms in the IET EVC Code of Practice and on the ENA website which I presumed we were studying. Given that I attended this course to refresh following the 18th Edition changes this was very disappointing and defeated the object. The incorrect DNO Form was being used (there was no reference to the service capacity been verified by the DNO? You must verify the service capacity with the relevant DNO prior to installation if MD > 60 Amps. The incorrect Annexchecklists and RA's were being referenced (Annex D forms were issued for On-Street works when this is now covered by Annex C etc). This is no slight on the trainer who was able to assist in questions as they arose and led the training well.