18th Edition City & Guilds 2382-22
Exams available every week in the West Country
Online Course Local Exam Only £264.00 Inc VAT
Exam centres also in Plymouth & Taunton
MJ Electrical Training has the largest centre network available in the UK, and January 2024 brings our centre network up to over 35. Enabling candidates to take either the 18th Edition or Part P final assessments from locations all across the UK every week.
18th Edition Wiring Regulations – Online course with exam only £264.00
City & Guilds Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018 (2382-22) Accreditation Number (QAN): 603/3319/4.
The online course is self-study and is available to access upon completion of enrolment.
Part P of the Building Regulations – Online course with exam only £234.00
City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in the Building Regulations for Electrical Installations in Dwellings (2393- 10)
The online course is self-study and is available to access upon completion of enrolment.
Why Choose MJ Electrical’s Online 18th Edition Course with Exeter Exam Centre?
MJ Electrical offers a straightforward and affordable way to achieve your 18th Edition 2382 certification with our flexible online course and convenient exam centre in Exeter. For just £264.00 Inc VAT, you can access high-quality online training materials, allowing you to study at your own pace. When you’re ready, take your final exam at our Exeter centre, where you’ll receive same-day results and fast certification turnaround. As a 5-star rated, highly recommended training provider, we offer exceptional support throughout your learning journey, ensuring you feel prepared and confident for your exam.
Our Exeter exam centre is the perfect solution for individuals in Devon and surrounding areas, combining flexible online study with a local, accessible testing venue.
Why Exeter?
Our Exeter exam centre, located on Topsham Road, Exeter, is conveniently situated for candidates throughout the Southwest of England. The centre is easily accessible and offers a professional setting for your final exam, with excellent transport links and nearby amenities.
Directions to the Exeter Exam Centre:
•By Train: The centre is a short drive or bus ride from Exeter St. David’s Railway Station. From the station, head south along Topsham Road, and you’ll reach the exam centre in just a few minutes.
•By Bus: Topsham Road is well-serviced by local bus routes, with regular services running to and from Exeter city centre, making the exam centre easy to reach by public transport.
•By Car: There are parking facilities available near the exam centre, providing convenient options for those traveling by car.
Overview of the Area:
Topsham Road is located close to Exeter city centre, a vibrant and historic city known for its beautiful cathedral, shopping areas, and excellent dining options. Whether you’re a local or traveling from nearby towns like Exmouth, Honiton, or Crediton, the Exeter exam centre is conveniently located for a smooth and hassle-free exam experience.
With its central location in the Southwest, excellent transport links, and a professional exam environment, our Exeter exam centre offers an ideal venue for completing your 18th Edition qualification.
By choosing MJ Electrical and our Exeter exam centre, you’re selecting a trusted, cost-effective pathway to gaining your 18th Edition certification, with the flexibility of online learning and the convenience of a local exam venue.
Explore the advantages of undertaking the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations course with MJ Electrical Training. Acquire the knowledge and expertise necessary to align with the latest industry standards and elevate your proficiency in the field. Enroll today!
At MJ Electrical Training, our team comprises highly experienced instructors with in-depth electrical industry knowledge. Armed with a profound understanding of the intricacies of the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations, they deliver comprehensive and captivating training sessions. Through their expertise, participants can delve into the latest regulations and comprehend their impact on their work.
The 18th Edition Wiring Regulations course at MJ Electrical Training covers all crucial topics essential for compliance with the latest standards. From electrical installation design and wiring systems to safeguarding against electric shocks and fire hazards, the course ensures a thorough understanding of the regulations. Participants will grasp updates, adopt best practices, and acquire the necessary skills to uphold electrical safety and compliance. Our philosophy at MJ Electrical Training revolves around hands-on, practical learning experiences.
Throughout the course, participants have the chance to apply their knowledge through interactive exercises and real-world scenarios. This practical approach enhances comprehension of the regulations and equips individuals with the skills to implement them effectively.
Upon successfully completing the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations course with MJ Electrical Training, participants receive a nationally recognized City & Guilds 2382-22 certification. This certification attests to their competence and adherence to the latest industry standards, providing a competitive edge in the electrical field.
The City & Guilds 2382-22 qualification obtained allows candidates to progress into employment or pursue further City & Guilds qualifications, including:
- City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Fundamental Inspection, Testing, and Initial Verification (2392-10)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Building Regulations for Electrical Installation Contractors in Dwellings (2393-10)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Award in Initial Verification (2391-50)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Award in the Periodic Inspection (2391-51)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Award in Inspection and Testing (2391-52)
- City & Guilds Level 4 Higher Professional Diploma in Building Services Engineering (4467-04)
To successfully pass the final exam for the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations, candidates must:
- Complete a single 60 question multiple-choice online test.
This examination is conducted as an open-book assessment, allowing learners to use the following permitted reference material:
- IET Wiring Regulations 18th Edition: BS 7671:2018 (2022) Requirements for Electrical Installations.
IET wiring regulations books brought into the examinations are allowed to include:
- Bookmarks (e.g., blank post-it notes, post-it notes numbered to indicate chapters, or corners of pages folded).
- Highlighting of text.
- Short notations that cross-reference other parts of the document.
However, these books cannot include:
- Sample exam questions, answers, or diagrams.
- Any detailed notation in the regulations or accompanying written notes.
- Notes, diagrams, or any content that may advantage the candidate in answering exam questions.
In addition to the reference material, candidates are permitted to use basic calculators and writing materials such as scrap paper, pens, or pencils during the examination.
The City & Guilds 2393-10 qualification for Part P Domestic Electrical has no prerequisites, making it accessible to individuals over the age of 18 seeking to enhance their understanding of Building Regulations. This qualification is designed for practising electricians, trainees, and various trade professionals, including handy-persons, gas engineers, plumbers, landscapers, kitchen fitters, and builders. If you are involved in the electrical industry and perform work in a domestic setting, compliance with Building Regulations is imperative. Acquiring the City & Guilds 2393-10 qualification demonstrates your knowledge and understanding of both Building Regulations and electrical safety.
Beyond its industry recognition, the City & Guilds 2393-10 qualification is highly regarded by practising electricians for its utility in generating business. Part P is widely recognized by the public as a benchmark for electricians, enhancing employability and attracting work opportunities, especially for those working independently on electrical projects in dwellings.
The qualification is also valuable for showcasing academic competency when undertaking non-notifiable works within a dwelling. Many candidates, including plasterers, plumbers, builders, handypersons, DIYers, and property owners, find the City & Guilds 2393-10 qualification beneficial.
While the qualification is essential for demonstrating knowledge and understanding of electrical obligations within a dwelling, practical skills are equally crucial for undertaking electrical work. Successfully passing the City & Guilds 2393-10 qualification can serve as a foundation for further progression in employment or pursuit of additional City & Guilds qualifications, such as:
- City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Fundamental Inspection, Testing, and Initial Verification (2392-10)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Award in Initial Verification (2391-50)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Award in the Periodic Inspection (2391-51)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Award in Inspection and Testing (2391-52)
- City & Guilds Level 4 Higher Professional Diploma in Building Services Engineering (4467-04)
- City & Guilds Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018 (2382-22) – 18th Edition
To successfully pass the final exam the Building Regulations exam, candidates must:
- Complete a single 20-question multiple-choice online test.
This examination is conducted as an open-book assessment, allowing learners to use the following permitted reference material:
- The Electricians Guide to the Building Regulations.
The Electricians Guide to the Building Regulations book can be brought into the examination and is allowed to include:
- Bookmarks (e.g., blank post-it notes, post-it notes numbered to indicate chapters, or corners of pages folded).
- Highlighting of text.
- Short notations that cross-reference other parts of the document.
However, these books cannot include:
- Sample exam questions, answers, or diagrams.
- Any detailed notation in the regulations or accompanying written notes.
- Notes, diagrams, or any content that may advantage the candidate in answering exam questions.
In addition to the reference material, candidates are permitted to use basic calculators and writing materials such as scrap paper, pens, or pencils during the examination.
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