Are you eligible for the EWA?
The route map below will help you look at if you're eligible for the Experienced Worker Assessment or if you may be more suited to an industry NVQ or apprenticeship. The eligibility criteria is linked to the number of years' experience you have and the type of work you carry out.
You’ll need to be currently working within the electrical industry to follow any of these routes,
so you can generate the portfolio evidence needed to complete the qualifications.
Scope of Work:
What type of work do you mainly do?
Number of Years' Experience:
How many years have you worked in the industry?
Level 3 NVQ — Experienced Industrial & Commercial
You are best suited to completing a Level 3 NVQ using work-based evidence.
Level 3 NVQ or Apprenticeship
Level 3 NVQ: You will be assessed on your knowledge and performance and gain an NVQ whilst in the workplace.
Apprenticeships: If you are employed or can find an employer, they will receive funding for the apprenticeship and you will not be expected to pay anything towards your training. For both the NVQ and Apprenticeship routes, speak to your local training provider to find out more.
Level 3 NVQ or Apprenticeship
Level 3 NVQ: You will be assessed on your knowledge and performance and gain an NVQ whilst in the workplace.
Apprenticeships: If you are employed or can find an employer, they will receive funding for the apprenticeship and you will not be expected to pay anything towards your training. For both the NVQ and Apprenticeship routes, speak to your local training provider to find out more.
Level 3 NVQ / Experienced Worker Route
You may qualify for the experienced worker pathway using your domestic experience.
You Could Be Eligible for the Experienced Worker Assessment
There are two routes depending on your scope of work:
For both EWA routes above, you'll need to hold a Level 2 electrical theory qualification
and be currently working in the industry. If you don't have a Level 2 qualification but have significant industry experience, you may be eligible for the EWA Entry Test – find out more…
Next Steps
If you’re interested in the Experienced Worker Assessment you can find out the answers to many questions in our FAQ section. If you’re interested in taking the EWA your next step will be to Find an EWA Provider where they can talk you through the process.
If you’re not eligible for the EWA, your local college or private training provider will be able to advise on qualifications such as the NVQ which may be more suited to you.
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