Domestic Electrician Training Course

High Skills Training

• Core Principles of Electricity 22:23

  • 1: Welcome to the Course 01:00
  • 2: Section Overview of Core Principles of Electricity 01:27
  • 3: Understanding Electrical Flow: Current, Voltage & Resistance 04:00
  • 4: The Nature of Alternating Current (AC) in Homes 04:25
  • 5: Electrical Properties: Capacitance, Inductance & Magnetism 04:19
  • 6: Order Your accredited Certificate 01:00
  • 7: Ohm’s Law and Basic Circuit Calculations 03:57
  • 8: Highlights of Core Principles of Electricity 02:15

• Electrical Theory and System Components 21:32

  • 9: Section Overview of Electrical Theory and System Components 01:32
  • 10: Series vs Parallel Circuits in Domestic Wiring 04:29
  • 11: Energy, Power, and Load Balancing in Circuits 04:31
  • 12: Conductors, Insulators, and Wiring Materials 04:34
  • 13: Basic Circuit Analysis and Troubleshooting Theory 04:09
  • 14: Highlights of Electrical Theory and System Components 02:17

• Wiring Systems and Circuit Protection 21:21

  • 15: Section Overview of Wiring Systems and Circuit Protection 01:36
  • 16: Overview of UK Domestic Electrical Wiring Systems 04:24
  • 17: Circuit Breakers and Protection Devices 04:29
  • 18: Residual Current Devices (RCDs) and Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs) 04:22
  • 19: Consumer Units (Fuse Boxes): Structure and Function 04:21
  • 20: Highlights of Wiring Systems and Circuit Protection 02:09

• Electrical Cables, Fixtures, and Devices 21:27

  • 21: Section Overview of Electrical Cables, Fixtures, and Devices 01:28
  • 22: Types of Domestic Electrical Cables and Their Uses 04:39
  • 23: Installation of Sockets, Switches, and Lighting Points 04:59
  • 24: Switched Receptacles and 2-Way Switching 03:58
  • 25: Working with Ceiling Roses, Light Fixtures & Pendant Lights 04:12
  • 26: Highlights of Electrical Cables, Fixtures, and Devices 02:11

• Domestic Wiring and Rough-In Techniques 42:39

  • 27: Section Overview of Domestic Wiring and Rough-In Techniques 01:27
  • 28: Planning a Domestic Installation: Room-by-Room Approach 04:20
  • 29: Rough Wiring Techniques: First Fix Fundamentals 04:26
  • 30: Installing Back Boxes, Cable Routing, and Clipping 04:06
  • 31: Understanding and Wiring Ring Final Circuits 04:13
  • 32: Highlights of Domestic Wiring and Rough-In Techniques 02:10
  • 33: Section Overview of Distribution Boards and System Layouts 01:29
  • 34: Distribution Panel Layouts and Functionality 04:34
  • 35: Identifying Circuits and Labelling Boards 04:19
  • 36: Load Distribution and Balancing in the Consumer Unit 04:36
  • 37: Upgrading and Replacing Distribution Panels Safely 04:52
  • 38: Highlights of Distribution Boards and System Layouts 02:07

• Inspection, Testing, and Fault Diagnosis 22:46

  • 39: Section Overview of Inspection, Testing, and Fault Diagnosis 01:29
  • 40: Basic Visual and Functional Inspection Techniques 04:26
  • 41: Testing Continuity, Polarity, and Insulation Resistance 04:27
  • 42: Identifying and Diagnosing Faults in Domestic Installations 04:33
  • 43: Test Equipment and Safe Isolation Procedures 05:22
  • 44: Highlights of Inspection, Testing, and Fault Diagnosis 02:29

• Safety Procedures and Risk Control 24:31

  • 45: Section Overview of Safety Procedures and Risk Control 01:51
  • 46: Electrical Hazards in Domestic Environments 05:07
  • 47: Personal and Environmental Safety Measures 05:05
  • 48: Working Around Damp Areas and Bathrooms 04:51
  • 49: Fire Prevention, PPE, and First Response to Incidents 05:02
  • 50: Highlights of Safety Procedures and Risk Control 02:35

• UK Standards, Regulations, and Documentation 25:04

  • 51: Section Overview of UK Standards, Regulations, and Documentation 01:55
  • 52: Understanding the IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) 04:44
  • 53: Part P Building Regulations and Domestic Compliance 04:58
  • 54: Completing Electrical Installation Certificates 05:17
  • 55: Friendly Reminder 01:00
  • 56: Writing Risk Assessments, Method Statements, and Incident Reports 04:29
  • 57: Highlights of UK Standards, Regulations, and Documentation 02:41

• Final Project and Professional Practice 26:58

  • 58: Section Overview of Final Project and Professional Practice 01:51
  • 59: Simulated Domestic Installation: Planning to Completion 05:24
  • 60: Customer Communication and Workmanship Standards 05:05
  • 61: Setting Up as a Qualified Domestic Installer 05:25
  • 62: Career Progression, CPD, and Staying Updated with Industry Changes 05:22
  • 63: Highlights of Final Project and Professional Practice 02:51
  • 64: Congratulations 01:00

• Quiz 07:00

  • 65: Self Assessment 07:00

• Working at Height Safety Training 56:00

  • 66: Working at Height Safety Training 56:00

• Health and Safety at the Workplace 34:00

  • 67: Health and Safety at the Workplace 34:00

Course 1: Domestic Electrician Training Course

Step into the dynamic world of domestic electrical work with our Domestic Electrician Training Course! Perfect for beginners or those looking to enhance their skills, this course equips you to work safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with UK regulations.

You’ll start with the fundamentals of electricity and domestic systems, then learn safe installation and maintenance of wiring, circuits, cables, fixtures, and distribution boards. Practical modules cover inspection, testing, fault diagnosis, and adherence to UK safety standards.

By the end, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to complete a full domestic electrical installation—from planning and wiring to testing and final inspection—ready for real-world application.

Section 1: Core Principles of Electricity

• Lecture 1: Understanding Electrical Flow: Current, Voltage & Resistance
• Lecture 2: The Nature of Alternating Current (AC) in Homes
• Lecture 3: Electrical Properties: Capacitance, Inductance & Magnetism
• Lecture 4: Ohm’s Law and Basic Circuit Calculations

Section 2: Electrical Theory and System Components

• Lecture 5: Series vs Parallel Circuits in Domestic Wiring
• Lecture 6: Energy, Power, and Load Balancing in Circuits
• Lecture 7: Conductors, Insulators, and Wiring Materials
• Lecture 8: Basic Circuit Analysis and Troubleshooting Theory

Section 3: Wiring Systems and Circuit Protection

• Lecture 9: Overview of UK Domestic Electrical Wiring Systems
• Lecture 10: Circuit Breakers and Protection Devices
• Lecture 11: Residual Current Devices (RCDs) and Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs)
• Lecture 12: Consumer Units (Fuse Boxes): Structure and Function

Section 4: Electrical Cables, Fixtures, and Devices

• Lecture 13: Types of Domestic Electrical Cables and Their Uses
• Lecture 14: Installation of Sockets, Switches, and Lighting Points
• Lecture 15: Switched Receptacles and 2-Way Switching
• Lecture 16: Working with Ceiling Roses, Light Fixtures & Pendant Lights

Section 5: Domestic Wiring and Rough-In Techniques

• Lecture 17: Planning a Domestic Installation: Room-by-Room Approach
• Lecture 18: Rough Wiring Techniques: First Fix Fundamentals
• Lecture 19: Installing Back Boxes, Cable Routing, and Clipping
• Lecture 20: Understanding and Wiring Ring Final Circuits

Section 6: Distribution Boards and System Layouts

• Lecture 21: Distribution Panel Layouts and Functionality
• Lecture 22: Identifying Circuits and Labelling Boards
• Lecture 23: Load Distribution and Balancing in the Consumer Unit
• Lecture 24: Upgrading and Replacing Distribution Panels Safely

Section 7: Inspection, Testing, and Fault Diagnosis

• Lecture 25: Basic Visual and Functional Inspection Techniques
• Lecture 26: Testing Continuity, Polarity, and Insulation Resistance
• Lecture 27: Identifying and Diagnosing Faults in Domestic Installations
• Lecture 28: Test Equipment and Safe Isolation Procedures

Section 8: Safety Procedures and Risk Control

• Lecture 29: Electrical Hazards in Domestic Environments
• Lecture 30: Personal and Environmental Safety Measures
• Lecture 31: Working Around Damp Areas and Bathrooms
• Lecture 32: Fire Prevention, PPE, and First Response to Incidents

Section 9: UK Standards, Regulations, and Documentation

• Lecture 33: Understanding the IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671)
• Lecture 34: Part P Building Regulations and Domestic Compliance
• Lecture 35: Completing Electrical Installation Certificates
• Lecture 36: Writing Risk Assessments, Method Statements, and Incident Reports

Section 10: Final Project and Professional Practice

• Lecture 37: Simulated Domestic Installation: Planning to Completion
• Lecture 38: Customer Communication and Workmanship Standards
• Lecture 39: Setting Up as a Qualified Domestic Installer
• Lecture 40: Career Progression, CPD, and Staying Updated with Industry Changes

Course 2: Working at Height Safety Training

Course 3: Health and Safety at the Workplace

This Course is Ideal For:

• Aspiring domestic electricians and trainees
  
  
• Tradespeople looking to transition into electrical work
  
  
• Maintenance workers and property service professionals
  
  
• Anyone aiming to become a certified domestic installer in the UK

• No previous electrical experience required
• A basic awareness of tools and safety is helpful
• A strong commitment to learning both theory and hands-on skills

Job Options For This Course:

• Domestic Electrician
• Electrical Installer
• Maintenance Electrician
• Electrical Technician
• Wiring Inspector
• Electrical Systems Tester
• Electrical Safety Officer
• Facilities Electrician
• Apprentice Electrician
• Electrical Compliance Officer
• Construction Electrician
• Residential Electrician
• Property Maintenance Electrician
• Electrical Project Assistant
• Electrical Supervisor

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