Level 3 NVQ, Experienced Worker Assessment, and assessor and IQA support for training providers. Every route starts with a conversation about where you are now.
Mostly virtual, plus a site visit
Make your portfolio work for you. Understand what evidence you need, how to organise it and what your next assessment should cover.
Entry reviewed first
Years of experience but need the qualification? The Experienced Worker route is built for you.
Assessor and IQA
A dependable pair of hands for your centre: clear records, constructive feedback and a consistent approach.
Talk it through
Learners whose provider has collapsed are often left with half a portfolio and no idea where to turn. Craig has helped learners in exactly this position get back on track.
A clear plan and a manageable next step, with expectations set from the beginning.
Tell Craig about your experience, your qualifications and the electrical work you do. Together you work out where you are, what you want to achieve, and he quotes a price for your circumstances.
Agree what evidence is needed and how to collect it: clear unit guidance, useful workbooks and achievable next steps.
Professional discussions and portfolio reviews are done virtually. A face-to-face visit on site is mandatory: Craig observes your work in person.
Clear feedback on what has been achieved and what remains, so you keep moving towards completion.
Every route starts with a conversation with Craig.
Already building a portfolio? Years of experience but no qualification? Running a centre? Start here.
Turn your day-to-day work into portfolio evidence, with a clear plan for the gaps.
Years in the trade but no Level 3? Explore the Experienced Worker route.
Assessment, IQA and practical learner support for your centre.
City & Guilds and EAL qualifications. Your previous qualifications and experience are reviewed before a route is agreed.
The Level 3 Electrotechnical NVQ: portfolio evidence, observations and professional discussions.
The NVQ within the installation and maintenance electrician apprenticeship.
Experienced Worker Assessment for practising electricians without the Level 3.
That depends on your existing qualifications, experience and access to suitable workplace evidence. Craig can review your starting point and discuss Level 3 Electrical NVQ or Experienced Worker Assessment options, including City & Guilds and EAL pathways, before a route is agreed.
Yes. Support includes the 2346-03 Experienced Worker Assessment and relevant EAL Experienced Worker routes. Your previous qualifications and experience are reviewed first so the requirements, evidence and next steps are clear.
Yes, mostly. Around 90% of assessment is done virtually: professional discussions, portfolio reviews and evidence checks. A face-to-face visit on site is mandatory, where Craig observes your work in person.
Tell Craig before the assessment. Secure-site restrictions need to be respected, and suitable alternative evidence and assessment methods agreed with your training provider. Do not take or share photographs without permission.
Prices are quoted individually, because they depend on your route, your existing evidence and the support you need. After a conversation about your starting point, Craig will give you a clear price and explain the next steps before you commit.
Yes. Get in touch to discuss assessment capacity, sampling, standardisation, portfolio reviews or learner support for your centre.
Your qualifications, your experience and what you are aiming for. That is enough to start the conversation.