Electrical Open Day – 9th August 2025: Explore Your Future in the Electrical Industry

Sezai Aramaz, Director of Learn Trade Skills; Duncan Haslam, Economic Development Manager at Broxbourne Council; Jeff Stack, Chief Executive of Broxbourne Council; and Tolga Aramaz, CEO of Learn Trade Skills, standing together at the Learn Trade Skills reception, highlighting a strategic partnership to advance vocational education and local economic growth.

Considering a career in electrical work? Whether you’re just starting out or looking to formalise years of hands-on experience, our Electrical Open Day on 9th August 2025 is your opportunity to explore nationally recognised electrical courses, meet experienced tutors, and see what it really takes to become a qualified electrician in the UK. Hosted at Learn Trade Skills’ state-of-the-art training centre in Cheshunt, this free, hands-on event is designed to give you real insight and confidence before taking the next step in your career.

Navigating the New Domestic Installer Electrical Course Requirements – What Every Electrician Needs to Know by December 2025

A professional domestic electrician wearing a yellow hard hat, high-visibility vest, and insulated gloves uses a screwdriver to adjust circuit breakers inside a wall-mounted consumer unit in a bright residential setting, with visible colour-coded wiring and natural light from a nearby window

The UK electrical industry is undergoing a major transition. With the upcoming changes to ECS card requirements and the phasing out of older short-course qualifications by 31 December 2025, domestic electricians across the country are being called to act. Whether you’re currently working under a Part P, hold a 2392 or 2393 certificate without an NVQ, or you’re just starting your journey into the trade — these regulatory updates directly affect your eligibility to continue working legally and competitively.

As someone who has led Learn Trade Skills, Wire Now, and Learn Trade Skills Consultancy CIC, and supported thousands of electricians on their qualification journey, I want to ensure you’re not only informed — but also properly equipped. This guide outlines the necessary changes, provides detailed insights into your training options, and offers a step-by-step action plan to future-proof your career.

Let’s break down what these changes mean, how our updated Domestic Installer Course Package can help, and the best NVQ route based on your current experience.

“Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut pretium tristique purus nec consectetur. Nulla feugiat eget tellus aliquam scelerisque. Sed eget luctus enim, sed mattis enim. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut pretium tristique purus nec consectetur. Nulla feugiat eget tellus aliquam scelerisque. Sed eget luctus enim, sed mattis enim.Nulla feugiat eget tellus aliquam scelerisque. Sed eget luctus enim, sed mattis enim. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut pretium tristique purus nec consectetur. Nulla feugiat eget tellus aliquam scelerisque. Sed eget luctus enim, sed mattis enim.”

William Goss

Electrician course

11/11/2024