Enjoy a stress-free learning experience with our electrical training courses—complimentary lunch included, small classes, and expert instruction to keep you focused and energised all day.

Looking for electrical training in Birmingham? Renew Elec Training in Redditch offers 2365 beginner courses, CPD for qualified electricians, and support for those needing qualifications after losing grandfather rights. Small class sizes and expert tutors across the West Midlands.

Discover electrician training opportunities at the Renew Elec Training launch event in Redditch. Meet experts, explore courses, get hands-on with new tools, enjoy freebies and food, and join an inclusive community open to all.

Find out what you need before starting the Experienced Worker Route (2346), including the Skill Scan, experience requirements, and how the 2357, 2391-52, and 2382 qualifications fit into your pathway to becoming fully qualified.

Thinking about the Experienced Worker Route (2346)? Discover why electricians shouldn’t fear it, how it recognises your skills, and what completing it can unlock for your career.

Stop waiting for the perfect job to complete your 2357 NVQ. Learn how to capture everyday electrical tasks—from health & safety checks to first and second fix, testing, and fault finding—to gather evidence, involve your assessor, and fast-track your qualification.

Take your PAT Testing (2377) course with Renew Elec Training in East Moons Moat, Redditch. Accredited In-Service Inspection & Testing of Electrical Equipment course near Birmingham and the West Midlands.

Stay up to date with the latest amendment to the Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) at Renew Elec Training in Redditch. Small classes, experienced tutors, free lunch and drinks. Ideal for electricians in Birmingham, Worcester, Solihull, and beyond.

Renew Elec Training have moved to Redditch! Train with female-led tutors offering 18th Edition, 2391 & Experienced Worker Assessment in small, supportive classes.

Clear step-by-step guide to the appeals procedure for assessment decisions. Flow chart and video included to help learners challenge decisions fairly.

The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise by the nation ensuring that those who serve or have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly. Renew Elec Training Ltd are proud to have signed theirs and are looking to move to Silver with increased support and commitment.

Gain your City & Guilds 2391-52 qualification with Renew Elec Training in Redditch. Small classes, hands-on training, and friendly instructors. Perfect for electricians in Birmingham, Worcester, Solihull, and nearby areas.

Micro-learning helps to deliver bitesize lessons which are designed to compliment the more traditional delivery model.

At Renew Elec Training, both the directors are female and we have always found that we are in demand both on the tools and to deliver training. Being an electrician has been a rewarding career spanning around 5 decades between us with our work taking us all around the world at times.

Electrical exam prep tips for adults and career changers. Learn what to do the night before and on exam day to boost confidence and exam performance.

Portable Appliance Testing as a name is thought to give a misleading emphasis on electrical equipment that can be moved. In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment is the new name of the 5th edition of the code of practice and it is designed to help us avoid missing testing.

Having smaller class sizes can help learners by giving them more time with the tutor and helping to create a space where questions can be asked and further understanding of a subject can be explored.

There is no upper age limit to becoming an apprentice in the UK, a minimum age of 16 does, however apply.

When considering a career change it is important to fully understand what qualifications you will need and what sort of time commitment you will need to make before realising any sort of profit.

With demand for skilled tradespeople at an all time high we thought it was time we addressed some of the most common misconceptions and assumptions about electricians