Anne Colgan
The course is great fun - whether it’s for a career or just to enjoy. Most people are nervous when you meet a bunch of new people, but everyone was there to learn and have fun!
Entry Requirements
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Some experience is expected
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Learners must be aged 19 or over and in employment
Details
By the end of the unit, you’ll be able to:
- Work safely and compliantly, applying health and safety legislation, regulations, and safe working practices specific to EV chargepoint systems
- Apply mathematical, electrical, and scientific principles to support installation, testing, fault‑finding, and maintenance
- Understand EV chargepoint equipment, systems, features, and electrical requirements across commercial and residential environments
- Carry out design, planning, installation, and commissioning activities in line with industry expectations
- Inspect, test, maintain, and fault‑find EV chargepoint systems using appropriate tools and techniques
- Maintain accurate records and certification, communicating professionally using digital platforms
Why it matters
EV chargepoints are safety‑critical, customer‑facing, and highly regulated. This unit supports:
- Safer installations and maintenance
- Compliance with legislation and industry standards
- Reduced faults and call‑backs
- Increased capability in a rapidly expanding market
If EV charging is becoming part of your workload, or is on your organisation’s roadmap, this unit helps you step into that work safely, professionally, and compliantly.
If you're an employee, you can talk to your employer about this apprenticeship unit as a practical way to future‑proof your skills and support business growth in EV infrastructure.
