Key Topics
Careers and Progression/Electrician Plus
The Electrical Careers website has been created by the electrical industry to help you to make informed choices about your training and career progression.
On the site, you’ll find information on the industry, the opportunities and importantly the correct training routes you should follow.
Apprenticeships
ECA is working hard to ensure that skills and training in our industry are valued. From ensuring that qualifications give learners the skills to enter our industry to ensuring that we train enough apprentices, the ECA is leading calls for the future of our industry to be recognised and appreciated.
ECA Educational Associates
Working with education and training organisations which support high-quality training and
skills development for the electrotechnical and engineering services sector.
ECS Card Scheme
ECS is the skills certification card scheme for individuals working as electricians or in occupations within the wider electrotechnical industry. It is also a CSCS Partner Scheme.
ECS Health & Safety Assessments
ECS Health, Safety & Environmental Assessments are available online. Alternatively, tests can be undertaken at a test centre, via ECA, which is authorised to provide these assessments throughout England, Wales & Northern Ireland. Reciprocal arrangements apply in Scotland.
TESP
The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP) is a not-for-profit skills partnership created by ECA, Joint Industry Board (JIB), SELECT, the Scottish Joint Industry Board and Unite the Union. TESP was formed in 2014 to provide a focal point for representing the skills and training issues of employers across the industry to government and key stakeholders and delivering projects with a strategic value for the industry.
Training Courses
Certsure (a joint venture from ECA and Electrical Safety First) runs an extensive programme of UK-wide short courses for ECA Members, and registrants of NICEIC. The Certsure online training prospectus offers a huge range of short courses and industry recognised qualifications in a range of areas.
Partner Benefits & Schemes
The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP) delivers projects to support the industry's skills needs. It strives to maintain high standards of relevant, valued vocational training; inspire young people to choose electrotechnical careers and much more…