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Summary
This Level 3 Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Point Installation and Maintenance apprenticeship unit is a short, flexible programme designed to upskill qualified electricians in installing and maintaining EV charging systems.
The course covers the design, installation, inspection, testing, and maintenance of EV charge points across residential and commercial environments. It equips learners with the knowledge and practical skills needed to work safely and effectively, supporting the growing demand for electric vehicle infrastructure.
Typically delivered over a minimum of 35 hours, this unit enables rapid upskilling to meet industry needs and support business growth.
What do I need to join
To enrol on this course, you must be currently employed, aged 19 or over, and a qualified electrician, with the support of your employer to undertake the training. This course is specifically designed for electricians who want to develop their skills in installing, inspecting, testing, and maintaining electric vehicle charging point systems.
Career opportunities
Completing this unit can open up opportunities within the fast-growing electric vehicle and renewable energy sector, including:
- EV Charging Point Installer
- Installation and Maintenance Electrician (EV specialism)
- Electrical Technician working with EV infrastructure
- Progression into wider renewable and low-carbon technologies
The skills gained also support work across both domestic and commercial EV charging installations.
Entry requirements
Learners must meet the following criteria:
- Be in current employment
- Be aged 19 or over
- Be a qualified electrician
These requirements ensure learners have the essential electrical knowledge to successfully complete the course.
Additional information
This course is delivered at Level 3 and typically runs over 1–16 weeks, with a minimum of 35 hours of learning. It is currently eligible for public funding, subject to availability and review. Assessment includes a mandatory skills test delivered by the training provider, with employer validation required to confirm competence. There is also the option for additional external assessment if required.
Learners will develop knowledge and skills in key areas such as health and safety legislation, EV charging system design and installation, electrical calculations, and system performance. The course also covers inspection, testing, fault finding, and maintenance, alongside working with EV charging equipment and completing accurate documentation using appropriate digital tools