Course Overview
Gain a fully City and Guilds-accredited PAT testing qualification with our Hull PAT training course.
Taking place over 2 days, you’ll gain a fully City and Guilds accredited training certificate (2377-77) after completing this Hull PAT training course.
This course is theory-based – you’ll learn the theory behind PAT testing plus all relevant regulations. There are no practical elements to this course.
Course Details
Who is the course designed for?
The two day PAT testing course is most suited to those responsible for the maintenance of portable appliances in work environments and those who would like to take up PAT testing as a career.
The choice to take up PAT testing can stem from many aspects. Some need to train to be able to test appliances in-house for their company alongside their main job, whereas some want to make it their main career and set up a business PAT testing for companies.
Both of these types of people will find this course ideal for their needs.
What’s Included?
- £20 off a PAT Tester or kit at PAT-Services.co.uk
- Lunches and refreshments
- City & Guilds exam fees
- Course materials (excluding IEE Code of Practice)
Required Reading
Learners are required to be familiar with and bring to the course a copy of the IET Code of Practice (5th Edition).
Course Suitability
City & Guilds does not set entry requirements for this qualification. However, candidates attempting the qualification are expected to be familiar with electrical systems and the hazards of electricity to satisfactorily complete the qualification.
It would also be beneficial to complete our 1 x day PAT Competence Course prior to the 2377-77
We recommend 2377-77 learners have the following:
- An understanding of electrics/electrical background
- An understanding of OHMs law
- Basic maths skills
- A knowledge of PAT testing
Essential Readings
Learners are required to be familiar with and bring to the course a copy of the IET Code of Practice (5th Edition).
Please Note for the Examination: It is a City & Guilds rule that no digital devices are allowed in an exam room. Only original hard copies of the IET Code of Practice are allowed.
