LEVEL 2 - ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

Congratulations on being offered a place at Farnborough College of Technology. We are looking forward to welcoming you to the college this September. Below you will find important information to help you enrol on your course and begin your time at college. 

What You Need To Do Before Your Joining Day

The week commencing the 28th July you will receive an email asking you to log into your account on our website to review and update your application and answer some additional questions, please ensure this is done before your joining day.

If you have not received this email please email us at admissions@farn-ct.ac.uk with your full name and date of birth.

What You Need to Bring

On the day of your enrolment session, you will need to bring the following:

• Your GCSE results

• If you are joining us directly from school or college please bring your most recent report

• Proof of your identity
  For example: your birth certificate/passport/driving licence/etc. If you have not always lived in the UK, please bring your passport and any other supporting documents.

• Pen and Paper

Course Costs

Course Materials, Equipment and Uniforms

Please find below the course equipment, materials and uniforms you may need to order for your course. If you're unsure about what course materials or equipment you need for your course, contact us at info@farn-ct.ac.uk.

Equipment List

You can order items for your course from the Total Teamwear website please see links below

https://www.totalteamwear.co.uk/farnborough-college-of-technology-c148

Equipment

Please bring the following items with you to every lesson.

Work Wear (Must be worn to gain access to campus)

Safety shoes or boots

Polo Shirt/Sweater

Navy blue work trousers

ID card & lanyard (issued at enrolment)

Text Books

Title: City & Guilds textbook: book 1 electrical installations for the electrotechnical apprenticeship (5357), Level 3 electrotechnical in dwellings apprenticeship (5393), Level 2 technical certificate (8202), Level 2 diploma (2365) and T level occupational specialisms (352/353).

Author: Peter Tanner

Publisher: Hodder Education, 2nd ed, 2022

ISBN: 9781398361591

On-Site Guide (BS 7671:2018+A2:2022) (Electrical Regulations)

Publisher: Institution of Engineering and Technology; 8th edition (23 May 2022)

ISBN: 978-1839532276

Stationery

A4 lined paper

2 x A4 lever arch files

Pens

Coloured pens

Pencils

Rubber

Ruler

Protractor

Scientific calculator (with SIN, COS & TAN (Casio preferred)

Individual Learning Plan (issued during induction)

Work Experience

You will be required to undertake work experience during your time with us. This will contribute to your study programme and allow you to have firsthand experience of what it is like to work in the industry you are interested in. You will be responsible for obtaining your own work placement and you will be required to contact companies and go through the necessary application process. Therefore we ask that you start looking now at companies you might like to work with in the future. 

Placements need to be in a suitable location so that you are able to conveniently get there and as a rule of thumb a 20 mile radius of the college is advised, due to health and safety reasons.

Getting Ready For September

There are lots of other ways you can get ready to start studying in September!

• See our latest News to see what's happening at the College

• Find out about the other Support and Guidance we offer to all our students

• Check out our latest Events for another chance to see the college

• Read our student Code of Conduct

• Find out how to use Microsoft Teams at the College

• Follow us on Social Media: Instagram, Facebook, X and LinkedIn