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Level 3 Award in the Design, Installation and Commissioning of Small Electrical Energy Storage Systems

Course code: P12404

Subject area: Construction

Study level: Part Time

Course level:

Course details

Course time:

09:00 - 16:00

Days of week:

Various

Course date:

23rd Jul 2026 - 24th Jul 2026

Course location:

Abingdon Campus

Contact details

Phone:

01235 555 585

Store smarter. Power greener. Advance with Electrician Plus.
As the UK accelerates toward net-zero, the demand for skilled professionals in electrical energy storage systems (EESS) is rising fast. The City & Guilds Level 3 Award in the Design, Installation and Commissioning of Small Electrical Energy Storage Systems equips qualified electricians with the knowledge and practical skills to work safely and effectively with battery storage systems in domestic and small commercial settings.

This course is part of the Electrician Plus programme, endorsed by the Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP) and recognised by the ECS Gold Card scheme. It follows the IET Code of Practice, aligns with MCS technical standards, and supports compliance with BS 7671 and National Occupational Standards (NOS SPV01).

Course units
You’ll gain practical and theoretical knowledge in:

Principles of batteries and energy storage systemsDesign and specification of EESSInstallation, inspection, testing, and commissioningStatutory legislation and industry standardsHandover procedures and client documentationIntegration with solar PV and microgeneration systemsAssessment includes an online multiple-choice test and a practical assignment, ensuring you’re ready for real-world applications.

What next?
After completing this course, you’ll be ready to:

Install and commission battery storage systems in homes and small businessesWork on integrated solar PV and EESS projectsProgress to the City & Guilds Level 4 Award in Design and Verification of Electrical InstallationsJoin or update your ECS Gold Card with CPD recognitionOffer services aligned with MCS and net-zero retrofit schemesThis qualification is a key step toward becoming a future-ready electrical professional.

Entry criteria
To enrol, you must:

Be a qualified and practicing electricianBe aged 18 or overHave a solid understanding of electrical installation and testingBe looking to expand your skills in renewable and low-carbon technologiesThis course is ideal for electricians undertaking CPD or seeking to diversify into green energy markets.

Fee information
The full cost of the course is £496.00. Flexible payment options may be available — please get in touch for details.

19+ Fee:

£495.00

Qualifications received
Upon successful completion, you’ll receive the:
City & Guilds Level 3 Award in the Design, Installation and Commissioning of Small Electrical Energy Storage Systems. This qualification is recognised by the Joint Industry Board (JIB) and the Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS) as part of your Electrician Plus CPD record. It can be printed on the reverse of your ECS card and is aligned with MCS standards, making it essential for professionals working in the green energy sector
Learning & method assessment
Interactive and engaging presentations, group activities and discussions, peer to peer learning, on-going feedback. Instead of an exam learners will complete a short knowledge test and create two pledges aimed at reducing emissions individually as well as collectively.

Upon completion of the course and approval of the pledges, participants will receive certification as Carbon Literate individuals.

User skills
Attendees understand the basics of climate change science and have the ability to gauge the gravity of the challenges we face.
They are able to use and interpret a variety of information to explore how climate change is impacting us all now and in the future.
Learners can identify ways of taking action on a personal and organisational level to reduce emissions.
They are equipped with a range of tools and strategies for communicating with others about climate change and how to take action.