ELEC Training · Samuel Lloyd

A clearer route through your electrical NVQ.

Find the right evidence guidance, prepare for professional discussion, or start an interactive learner guide. Everything is available through the tabs above.

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Learner tools

Choose what you need

Work on genuine evidence and keep each document or photo record connected to the real job.

Reflective Account Coach

Copy the guided interview prompt and write a first-person account of real work with possible 2357 criteria and range opportunities.

OPEN RA COACH

Electrical Document Builder

Use one guided conversation to draft a detailed risk assessment, method statement and dated Gantt programme of works.

OPEN DOCUMENT BUILDER

Photo Evidence HTML Download

Download the offline HTML tool, capture photos privately on your own device, and produce a Photo Index or RA draft.

DOWNLOAD PHOTO TOOL
ELEC Training · Learner Guide

Answer one question at a time. You can close this guide and return whenever you need to.

Samuel Lloyd learner journey
One question at a time.

Have you called / contacted your assessor about the upcoming job?

Tell me what the job is, where it is, roughly when it is happening and what stage of the work you expect to be doing.

Contact your assessor first

Do this before booking anything. Once I know what work is coming up, we can decide whether it is suitable for a site visit.

What best describes the work you normally have access to?

This decides whether we can use my broad-range route or whether we build your portfolio across more targeted jobs.

Great — use the ideal route

A broad-range job can let us capture a lot of the qualification efficiently through observation, PD, work products and targeted gap evidence.

SEE THE FULL IDEAL ROUTE

That is fine — use the Targeted Evidence Route

You do not need to find one massive job. We will review your gaps, give you specific targets and use each genuine smaller job to chip away at the remaining criteria and range.

You will still need the required observation/site-visit evidence. The difference is that more of the remaining gaps may be closed across several smaller jobs using the most appropriate genuine evidence.
OPEN TARGETED EVIDENCE ROUTE

Have you booked your site visit?

Book and pay for the visit

Use the live links below. They open in a new tab.

What will the site visit mainly cover?

Choose the closest option.

First fix observed — what happens next?

I will usually use the observation to evidence the first-fix / installation stage. You should then gather evidence for the later second-fix, termination and testing stage and complete the reflective account I ask for.

At the site visit: expect Unit 311 safe-working evidence and a Unit 312 PD as part of the assessment activity.
PREPARE FOR UNIT 312 PD

Second fix / testing observed — what happens next?

I will usually use the observation to evidence the later stage. You should then provide genuine evidence and a reflective account for the earlier first-fix stage that I did not see.

At the site visit: expect Unit 311 safe-working evidence and a Unit 312 PD as part of the assessment activity.
PREPARE FOR UNIT 312 PD

Before the Unit 313 PD: have you uploaded the job documents?

Upload the genuine company/job documents into Assessment Evidence in OneFile before the discussion.

Upload the documents first

Typical documents include job sheet / works order, drawings or specification, risk assessment, method statement, programme of work, materials / resource information and delivery or collection records where available.

Do not recreate paperwork. Company-generated documents are fine. You need to explain how you received, checked and used them in your role.
SEE THE FULL UNIT 313 GUIDE

Good — prepare for the Unit 313 discussion

Use the preparation page before the PD. While you are waiting for the next assessment stage, keep taking useful photos of new work and keep genuine work products.