City & Guilds 2377-77 PAT Testing Course - Manchester

Manchester City & Guilds PAT Course (2377-77) for the Inspection and Testing of Portable Appliances

Looking to learn more about PAT testing? Our Manchester PAT training course gives you the knowledge, skills and accreditations needed to become a fully qualified PAT testing professional.

Anyone is welcome on this course; you don’t have to be a qualified electrician to PAT test, although a basic understanding of electricity and how it works is an advantage.

For more information or assistance about this course please contact us on 01642 987 978 and we’ll be happy to help.

Course Details

Running for two days at our Manchester training venue, our PAT testing course teaches both the theory and requirements of PAT testing and also allows candidates to carry out testing themselves in our practical section of the course.

Throughout the two days candidates will also take a mock exam to maximise your chances of passing the official exam at the end of the course.

What’s included in the price?

• Lunches and refreshments
• City & Guilds exam fees
• Course materials (excluding IEE Code of Practice)
• £20 off a PAT Tester or kit at Tester.co.uk

Assessment

After a mock exam, there is practical assessments and an online, 1 hour 45 minute, open-book PAT testing exam.

Certification

Every attendee will receive a certificate of attendance from PASS.

Those who successfully complete the course will receive a City & Guilds In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (2377-77) certificate that qualifies them to carry out PAT testing.

Length

The course is held over two consecutive days at our Manchester training venue. Each day starts at 9AM and finishes at 5PM with an hour’s break for lunch. The total study time of this course is 14 hours.

Venue

Message Enterprise Centre, Lancaster Campus, Harper Road, Sharston, Manchester, M22 4RG

Course Suitability

Anyone can attend our PAT testing course, but we recommend learners have the following:

• An understanding of electrics/electrical background
• An understanding of OHMs law
• Basic maths skills
• A knowledge of PAT testing

Pre-requisites

A good knowledge of electricity would be beneficial.

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.