1. Mathematics, Mechanical and Electrical Theory in Power Engineering
- Covers foundational principles in mathematics and physics.
- Includes mechanical systems and electrical theory relevant to power engineering.
2. Power Engineering Electrical Networks, Plant and Apparatus
- Focuses on the structure and function of electrical networks.
- Introduces key components like transformers, switchgear, and protection systems.
3. Power Engineering: Cables, Substations and Overhead Lines
- Explores the design, installation, and maintenance of power cables.
- Covers substation operations and overhead line systems.
2304-17 – Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Power Engineering – Distribution and Transmission (Technical Knowledge
Course Overview
Prerequisites
Course Content
4 Modules - H&S, Maths & Two Power Engineering modules
Target Audience
▪ Technical knowledge in electrical power engineering, specifically in distribution and transmission.
▪ Individuals working in or entering the power industry.
▪ Apprentices, especially those on the Power Network Craftsperson standard.
▪ Those seeking to gain foundational knowledge or progress in their careers.
Certification
City & Guild
2304-17 – Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Power Engineering – Distribution and Transmission (Technical Knowledge
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