At Learn Trade Skills, we believe in building a sustainable future through practical education and skilled training. As a trusted provider of electrical and renewable energy courses, we are passionate about empowering individuals to become part of the UK’s transition to a greener, more energy-efficient society. That’s why we’re excited to support East Herts Council’s Warm Homes: Local Grant – an initiative that not only helps local residents improve their living conditions but also opens the door for skilled professionals to make a real impact in their communities.
At Learn Trade Skills, we understand how vital it is for both aspiring and experienced electricians to stay informed about the latest regulatory changes. With discussions around the 19th Edition Wiring Regulations and the 18th Edition Amendment 4 gaining traction, we’ve noticed growing confusion—especially concerning release timelines and qualification requirements. This article, presented by our Director Tolga Aramaz, aims to dispel myths, clarify facts, and provide clear guidance on what’s changing, what’s staying the same, and how you can best prepare to remain compliant and confident in your electrical career.
In my role as Director at Learn Trade Skills (LTS), I often find myself answering crucial questions regarding industry standards and upcoming regulatory changes. Lately, I’ve observed increasing confusion and misinformation about the 19th Edition Wiring Regulations and Amendment 4 of the 18th Edition. Given the importance of accurate information, I want to address these misunderstandings clearly and authoritatively, ensuring our learners and professionals remain well-informed and prepared.
