£995 per delegate. This may be less for special offers on specific course dates and in-company training courses
Duration: 5 days
Trainer: T227ET
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Overview
City and Guilds 2399-01 is the core module of this family of qualifications and it gives delegates a wide range of underpinning knowledge of environmental technologies and renewable energy. The principle aims of City and Guilds 2399-01 is to provide delegates with a background of technical knowledge and also theory and to also give detailed information on the variety of environmental technologies currently available within the UK.
The solar PV installation industry is still active, and in spite of the reductions in the feed in tariff, the outlook remains buoyant and is predicted to grow by 300% in the next 5 years.
City & Guilds 2399-11 solar PV course provides delegates with a high level of technical expertise, plus “hands on” training in fitting real solar PV equipment. Total Electrical Training has recently invested in new equipment at the Harlow training centre, providing delegates with a simulated but realistic training environment.
The City & Guilds 2399-11 qualification is fully recognised by the MCS accreditation scheme providers.
City & Guilds 2399-12 solar PV course provides delegates with a high level of solar photovoltaic panel technical maintenance expertise, plus “hands on” training in carrying out inspections real solar PV equipment. Total Electrical Training has recently invested in new equipment at the Harlow training centre, providing delegates with a simulated but realistic training environment.
Please note that it is currently a pre requisite that to attend any City and Guilds 2399 course module, the delegate must hold an appropriate NVQ certificate
The pre entry requirements for attending this course, are that delegates must hold a current 17th edition certificate (either full or update) plus some evidence will be required showing that the delegate also understands how to carry out the process of initial verification as specified in BS7671:2008
City and Guilds 2399-01 is the core module of this family of qualifications and it gives delegates a wide range of underpinning knowledge of environmental technologies and renewable energy. The principle aims of City and Guilds 2399-01 is to provide delegates with a background of technical knowledge and also theory and to also give detailed information on the variety of environmental technologies currently available within the UK.
The solar PV installation industry is still active, and in spite of the reductions in the feed in tariff, the outlook remains buoyant and is predicted to grow by 300% in the next 5 years.
City & Guilds 2399-11 solar PV course provides delegates with a high level of technical expertise, plus “hands on” training in fitting real solar PV equipment. Total Electrical Training has recently invested in new equipment at the Harlow training centre, providing delegates with a simulated but realistic training environment.
The City & Guilds 2399-11 qualification is fully recognised by the MCS accreditation scheme providers.
City & Guilds 2399-12 solar PV course provides delegates with a high level of solar photovoltaic panel technical maintenance expertise, plus “hands on” training in carrying out inspections real solar PV equipment. Total Electrical Training has recently invested in new equipment at the Harlow training centre, providing delegates with a simulated but realistic training environment.
Please note that it is currently a pre requisite that to attend any City and Guilds 2399 course module, the delegate must hold an appropriate NVQ certificate
The pre entry requirements for attending this course, are that delegates must hold a current 17th edition certificate (either full or update) plus some evidence will be required showing that the delegate also understands how to carry out the process of initial verification as specified in BS7671:2008
Who Will Benefit?
City & Guilds 2399 qualifications are fully endorsed and recognised by the main MCS scheme providers for the purposes of becoming accredited in Solar PV installations.
Please note that it is currently a pre requisite that to attend any City and Guilds 2399 course module, the delegate must hold an appropriate NVQ level 2 certificate - please contact us for more information
The additional pre entry requirements for attending this course, are that delegates must hold a current 17th edition certificate (either full or update) plus some evidence will be required showing that the delegate also understands how to carry out the process of initial verification as specified in BS7671:2008
City and Guilds 2399 is considered by many in the industry as the “must have” qualification, and is particularly suitable for those who are already enrolled with a competent person’s scheme provider.
Course Content
On completion of the City and Guilds 2399-01, delegates will understand:
- Solar Thermal
- Ground Source Heat Pumps
- Air Source Heat Pumps
- Biomass
- Solar PV
- Micro Wind
- Micro Hydro
- Combined Heat & Power (CHP)
- Rainwater Harvesting
- Greywater Use
On completion of the City and Guilds 2399-11, delegates will understand:
- The Site Survey
- Solar Photovoltaic systems
- Solar Photovoltaic panels
- Standards, building regulations
- Microgeneration Certification Scheme
- Guidelines and Industry Codes of Practice
- Health and Safety
- Scaffolding and specialist harness equipment
- Photovoltaic systems and components
- Roof tiles and structural design
- Solar Photovoltaic array position and roof fix
- Inverter and electrical protection devices
- Solar Photovoltaic performance and efficiency monitoring
- Solar Photovoltaic modules and arrays
- Inverters export metering
- Direct current overview and calculations
- Local authority approvals
- Solar Photovoltaic Installation “hands on”: fitting panels to a roof, roofing construction and varying tile types.
- Final commissioning and testing
- Connecting to the grid.
- Customer care and after sales advice
On completion of the City and Guilds 2399-12, delegates will understand:
- Inspection scheduling
- Specific requirements for routine inspection of solar photovoltaic systems
- Specific solar photovoltaic systems servicing
- Specific solar photovoltaic system maintenance
- Fault diagnose specific to solar photovoltaic systems
Assessment
City and Guilds 2399-01 course is assessed via 27 multiple choice questions.
This is a “closed book” examination and is carried out using the computer based City and Guilds e-volve system.
City and Guilds 2399-11 course is assessed via 27 multiple choice questions – this is a “closed book” examination and is carried out using the computer based City and Guilds e-volve system.
There is also a separate practical assessment which has a duration of 2 hours
City and Guilds 2399-12 course is assessed via 27 multiple choice questions – this is a “closed book” examination and is carried out using the computer based City and Guilds e-evolve system.
All candidates are given their results at the end of the examination.
There is also a practical assessment which has a duration of 2 hours
Additional Information
City & Guilds 2399 qualifications are fully endorsed and recognised by the main MCS scheme providers for the purposes of becoming accredited in Solar PV installations.
Please note that it is currently a pre requisite that to attend any City and Guilds 2399 course module, the delegate must hold an appropriate NVQ level 2 certificate - please contact us for more information.
The additional pre entry requirements for attending this course, are that delegates must hold a current 17th edition certificate (either full or update) plus some evidence will be required showing that the delegate also understands how to carry out the process of initial verification as specified in BS7671:2008.
City and Guilds 2399 is considered by many in the industry as the “must have” qualification, and is particularly suitable for those who are already enrolled with a competent person’s scheme provider.
City & Guilds 2399 qualifications are fully endorsed and recognised by the main MCS scheme providers for the purposes of becoming accredited in Solar PV installations.
Please note that it is currently a pre requisite that to attend any City and Guilds 2399 course module, the delegate must hold an appropriate NVQ level 2 certificate - please contact us for more information
The additional pre entry requirements for attending this course, are that delegates must hold a current 17th edition certificate (either full or update) plus some evidence will be required showing that the delegate also understands how to carry out the process of initial verification as specified in BS7671:2008
City and Guilds 2399 is considered by many in the industry as the “must have” qualification, and is particularly suitable for those who are already enrolled with a competent person’s scheme provider.
Course Content
On completion of the City and Guilds 2399-01, delegates will understand:
- Solar Thermal
- Ground Source Heat Pumps
- Air Source Heat Pumps
- Biomass
- Solar PV
- Micro Wind
- Micro Hydro
- Combined Heat & Power (CHP)
- Rainwater Harvesting
- Greywater Use
On completion of the City and Guilds 2399-11, delegates will understand:
- The Site Survey
- Solar Photovoltaic systems
- Solar Photovoltaic panels
- Standards, building regulations
- Microgeneration Certification Scheme
- Guidelines and Industry Codes of Practice
- Health and Safety
- Scaffolding and specialist harness equipment
- Photovoltaic systems and components
- Roof tiles and structural design
- Solar Photovoltaic array position and roof fix
- Inverter and electrical protection devices
- Solar Photovoltaic performance and efficiency monitoring
- Solar Photovoltaic modules and arrays
- Inverters export metering
- Direct current overview and calculations
- Local authority approvals
- Solar Photovoltaic Installation “hands on”: fitting panels to a roof, roofing construction and varying tile types.
- Final commissioning and testing
- Connecting to the grid.
- Customer care and after sales advice
On completion of the City and Guilds 2399-12, delegates will understand:
- Inspection scheduling
- Specific requirements for routine inspection of solar photovoltaic systems
- Specific solar photovoltaic systems servicing
- Specific solar photovoltaic system maintenance
- Fault diagnose specific to solar photovoltaic systems
Assessment
City and Guilds 2399-01 course is assessed via 27 multiple choice questions.
This is a “closed book” examination and is carried out using the computer based City and Guilds e-volve system.
City and Guilds 2399-11 course is assessed via 27 multiple choice questions – this is a “closed book” examination and is carried out using the computer based City and Guilds e-volve system.
There is also a separate practical assessment which has a duration of 2 hours
City and Guilds 2399-12 course is assessed via 27 multiple choice questions – this is a “closed book” examination and is carried out using the computer based City and Guilds e-evolve system.
All candidates are given their results at the end of the examination.
There is also a practical assessment which has a duration of 2 hours
Additional Information
City & Guilds 2399 qualifications are fully endorsed and recognised by the main MCS scheme providers for the purposes of becoming accredited in Solar PV installations.
Please note that it is currently a pre requisite that to attend any City and Guilds 2399 course module, the delegate must hold an appropriate NVQ level 2 certificate - please contact us for more information.
The additional pre entry requirements for attending this course, are that delegates must hold a current 17th edition certificate (either full or update) plus some evidence will be required showing that the delegate also understands how to carry out the process of initial verification as specified in BS7671:2008.
City and Guilds 2399 is considered by many in the industry as the “must have” qualification, and is particularly suitable for those who are already enrolled with a competent person’s scheme provider.
The course either has new dates in data loading, or is only run as a dedicated or In Company course.
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