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EV Charging Installer
Specialist Training.

For qualified electricians who want an EV charger installation course for home, workplace and commercial charge points. City & Guilds 2921-34 approved.

Study Time2 days

Cheshunt, Hertfordshire

Tutor-led specialist trainingSpecialist course
★★★★★ 4.9 / 5 · 1,000+ students trained
Intensive course2 days
DeliveryTutor-led
Practical learningHands-on
Qualification2921-34
- Before you book

Three things you need to enrol.

Specialist renewable courses are add-ons for qualified electricians. Confirm the basics first, then book with confidence.

Level 3 Electrical Diploma

C&G 2365, 2330 or equivalent electrical qualification.

Current 18th Edition

BS 7671 certificate current to Amendment 4.

Qualified electrician

NVQ Level 3 or equivalent on-site competence.

Not sure you qualify? Let's check together.

Free route check with an advisor - no pressure, no hard sell.

- Who it's for

Built for qualified electricians.

2-day EV charger installation course for qualified electricians.

High margin

Domestic installers

Add EV, solar or storage work to existing installation jobs.

Complete the stack

Renewables specialists

Build a broader offer across EV charging, solar PV and battery storage.

Tender ready

Commercial sparks

Support fleet, depot and commercial retrofit opportunities.

- How you can take it

Book the course
or build the full route.

Standard course

EV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34)

2-day EV charger installation course for qualified electricians.

Time in centre2 Days
Certificate2921-34
  • JIB/ECS-recognised EV charging CPD
  • Covers BS 7671 + IET Code of Practice 5th Edition (2023)
  • Hands-on EV charger installation practice
City & Guilds 2921-34 Accredited4.9 Star Reviews2921-34Cheshunt, Hertfordshire2 Days1,000+ Students Trained
Eligibility check

Three things you need to enrol.

EV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34) is specialist CPD for eligible practising electricians. It can broaden your services after the core qualifications, but it does not replace the NVQ, AM2 or other ECS Gold Card requirements.

- Who it is for

Built for
qualified electricians.

For qualified electricians who want an EV charger installation course for home, workplace and commercial charge points.

01

Experienced workers

Current goalLevel 3 Specialist

Turn real site work into formal qualification evidence.

Best-fit route
02

Electrical mates

Current goalLevel 3 Specialist

Build a portfolio with assessor support while employed.

Advisor checked
03

Specialist installers

Current goalLevel 3 Specialist

Add EV, solar or storage qualifications to existing services.

Progression ready
04

Gold Card candidates

Current goalLevel 3 Specialist

Close the gap between experience and recognised status.

Flexible pathway
● Requirements

Clear entry. Clear outcome.

  • Current 18th Edition Wiring Regulations certificate
  • Level 3 electrical qualification or demonstrable experience
  • Basic understanding of electrical installation practices
- Next dates

Next dates to be confirmed.

Book a free consultation and we will map the shortest route from where you are today to the right qualification.

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Speak to an advisor and we will confirm the best cohort

Dates confirmed by advisor

Don't see a date that works? - we run closed groups for teams of 4+.

- Course syllabus

Four units. Two days.
Live charge points.

Book a free consultation and we will map the shortest route from where you are today to the right qualification.

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EV Charging Technology Overview

Types of EV charge points, charging modes (Mode 1–4), connector types, and home vs commercial vs rapid charging.

ChargingTechnologyOverview
02Unit 02

Electrical Requirements & Earthing

Supply requirements, single- vs three-phase circuit design, PME/TT/IT earthing for EV charge points, and BS 7671 protective measures.

RequirementsEarthingSupply
03Unit 03

OZEV Grants & Compliance

EV chargepoint grant eligibility, Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) submission, and the documentation required for grant-funded installations.

OZEVGrantsCompliance
04Unit 04

Installation & Commissioning

Practical installation, testing, and commissioning of EV charging equipment to the IET Code of Practice 5th Edition (2023).

CommissioningPracticaltesting
05Unit 05

JIB/ECS-recognised EV charging CPD

JIB/ECS-recognised EV charging CPD. This is included as part of the course delivery.

JIB/ECSrecognisedcharging
5Core areas
2 DaysCourse length
1Assessments
- Assessment

One online exam. No
practical assessment required.

Book a free consultation and we will map the shortest route from where you are today to the right qualification.

2921-305Online

Online multiple-choice test

60 minutesApprox. 75%

Online Exam

  • Assessment route confirmed before booking
  • Mock support and resit options explained

Route comparison

Choosing Your Route

Compare delivery, recognition, practical training, assessment and route outcomes before choosing EV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34).

Compare available routes for EV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34)
What to compareEV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34)RecommendedGeneric 1-Day WorkshopOnline Theory Only
City & Guilds CertificateIncludedNot includedNot included
OZEV AuthorisationSeparate applicationSeparate applicationSeparate application
Hands-On Installation PracticeIncludedLimitedNot included
BS 7671 + IET CoP CoverageIncludedPartialTheory
Hands-On Charge Point InstallIncludedLimitedNot included
JIB/ECS-Recognised CPDIncludedNot includedNot included
Duration2 days1 daySelf-paced
- Successful Students

What Our Students Say

Hear directly from learners who used Learn Trade Skills to progress their electrical training route.

*****Ryan L.
RL
5.0 RatingEV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34)

Excellent course — now fully qualified to install EV chargers. Business has grown significantly since.

*****Mark D.
MD
5.0 RatingEV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34)

Came in as a domestic installer, left as an OZEV-approved EV installer. The grant-compliance section alone is worth the course fee — saved me weeks of guessing at the WCS paperwork.

*****Priya S.
PS
5.0 RatingEV Charger Installation (C&G 2921-34)

Solid two days. The PME/TT earthing module sorted out everything I had been unclear on for months. Practical install on day two clinched it.

- Next step

EV is one pillar -
stack the renewables.

Book a free consultation and we will map the shortest route from where you are today to the right qualification.

- Frequently Asked

Everything you need
to know, upfront.

What qualification do I need to install EV chargers in the UK?+

The 2921-34 is a specialist CPD qualification for practising electricians who already meet the published industry entry requirements. It is recognised by JIB/ECS and carries the Electrician Plus kitemark. OZEV authorisation for grant-funded work is a separate business approval process that currently requires eligible Competent Person Scheme or ECA membership; this qualification does not grant OZEV status by itself.

Can I install an EV charging point at home myself?+

No. Under BS 7671 and Part P of the Building Regulations, fixed electrical work in domestic properties — including EV charge point installation — must be carried out by a qualified electrician and notified to building control. For OZEV grant-funded installations, the work must be done by an OZEV-approved installer holding the City & Guilds 2921-34 qualification. DIY installation is unsafe and will void manufacturer warranties.

How much does EV charger installation cost?+

For a domestic home EV charger, installation typically costs £800–£1,200 depending on the unit, the cable run, and whether a consumer unit upgrade is needed. Commercial EV charging station installation costs vary widely — a single workplace 7kW charging point is similar to domestic, while multi-bay rapid-charger sites can run into tens of thousands. OZEV grants and the Workplace Charging Scheme can offset costs when the work is carried out by an OZEV-approved installer.

Are there free or grant-funded EV charger installations?+

Eligible households, landlords and businesses may be able to use current OZEV chargepoint grants, including the Workplace Charging Scheme. Grant work must be completed by an OZEV-authorised installer using eligible equipment. Authorisation is applied for separately and is not awarded automatically with the City & Guilds 2921-34 qualification.

How is a commercial EV charging station installed?+

Commercial EV charging station installation requires load calculations on the building supply, three-phase distribution where bays exceed single-phase capacity, and protective devices selected to BS 7671 and the IET Code of Practice 5th Edition (2023). It also includes integration with energy-management and networked charging systems, plus submission for OZEV/WCS funding where applicable. The 2921-34 course covers all of this for qualified electricians moving into commercial EV work.

Is EV charger installation a good career path for electricians?+

Yes. EV charging is one of the fastest-growing specialisms in the UK electrical industry. With the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars, demand for OZEV-approved installers is rising sharply. Many electricians stack the City & Guilds 2921 (EV charging), 2922 (solar PV) and 2923 (battery storage) to offer a full renewable-installation service.

- Ready to advance?

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Tell us your current qualifications and we will confirm the right EV or renewable route before you commit.

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