Working electricians
Add the recognised regulation or specialist certificate.
Best-fit routeFor electricians who need City & Guilds 2391-50 Initial Verification to inspect, test and certify new electrical installations. City & Guilds 2391-50 approved.
Inspection and Testing is a core step for electricians who want to certify, verify and progress confidently toward NVQ, AM2 and recognised Gold Card status.
FT6 wksPT14 wks
FT7 wksPT14 wks
FT3 daysPT3 days
FT2 daysPT2 days
FT~12 mo with RPL · 2 yr maxPT~12 mo with RPL · 2 yr max
FT3 daysPT3 days
INCLUDED · Prep support

For electricians who need City & Guilds 2391-50 Initial Verification to inspect, test and certify new electrical installations. This 2-day Cheshunt course covers dead testing, live testing, EIC paperwork and practical assessment.
Add the recognised regulation or specialist certificate.
Best-fit routeKeep records and competence current for site work.
Advisor checkedBroaden services and win higher-value jobs.
Progression readyUpdate knowledge without joining a long programme.
Flexible pathwayBook a free consultation and we will map the shortest route from where you are today to the right qualification.
Tutor-led route - 2 Days
Don't see a date that works? - we run closed groups for teams of 4+.
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Safe isolation procedures, instrument calibration, and correct testing sequences.
Dead testing (continuity, insulation resistance, polarity) and live testing (Zs, PSCC, RCD).
Completing EICs, schedules of test results, and compliance documentation.
Initial Verification only. This is included as part of the course delivery.
Practical Assessment Included. This is included as part of the course delivery.
Book a free consultation and we will map the shortest route from where you are today to the right qualification.
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Route comparison
Compare delivery, recognition, practical training, assessment and route outcomes before choosing Initial Verification (C&G 2391-50).
| What to compare | Initial Verification (C&G 2391-50) | Periodic Inspection (C&G 2391-51) | Inspection & Testing (C&G 2391-52)Recommended |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial Verification (C&G 2391-50) | Included | Not included | Included |
| Periodic Inspection (C&G 2391-51) | Not included | Included | Included |
| Weekday Only Delivery | Included | Included | Included |
| Number of Exams | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Recommended | Not included | Not included | Included |
Hear directly from learners who used Learn Trade Skills to progress their electrical training route.
Focused and practical. Got exactly what I needed for initial verification work.
Left the office, joined the trade. Seven weeks in Cheshunt, first paid job the following Monday.
LTS sequenced the Level 2 and NVQ around my work so I never lost a week of income.
Book a free consultation and we will map the shortest route from where you are today to the right qualification.
If you only need initial verification (new builds, rewires), the 2391-50 is sufficient. However, the 2391-52 (combined) is more versatile and commonly requested by employers.
After completing the 2391-50, you can issue Electrical Installation Certificates (EICs) and Minor Works Certificates for new installations.
18th Edition (2382-26). Level 3 Diploma or equivalent practical experience.
You will work toward 2391-50 recognition for Initial Verification (C&G 2391-50).
Initial Verification (C&G 2391-50) is currently listed as 2 Days.
Assessment requirements are confirmed before booking, with tutor guidance and preparation where relevant.
Book the next short course and keep your records, competence and site opportunities current.
No obligation · usually same-day response · speak to a qualified advisor.Initial Verification (C&G 2391-50)
£619