Copper Installation and Testing Course (Unit 1 & 4)

Level 2: City & Guilds 3667-02

Beginner Level Online Courses Accredited Courses City & Guilds

£672exc. VAT (w. VAT: £806)

What is the City and Guilds 3667-02 course?

The City and Guilds 3667-02 course is a Fibre Optic and Copper Installation and Testing course and is the UK’s industry standard qualification.

This course provides delegates with the opportunity to learn both theoretical and practical skills of Fibre Optics and/or Copper Installation and Testing. The skills gained on the City and Guilds 3667-02 course provides you with the knowledge to tackle real-life situations involving cabling systems.

Fibreplus Telecommunications College run the UK’s industry standard qualification, the City and Guilds 3667-02. The 3667 course is approved by the UK Qualification and Curriculum Authority (QCA) and can give delegates up to 3 level 2 qualifications.

City and Guilds have worked alongside the UK Fibre Optic Industry to keep the 3667 course content relevant and up-to-date. The 3667 course covers all the Fibre Optic industries current standards and codes of practice in order to qualify its students to the highest standard.

Our Online Training has proved extremely successful, we have a 95% pass rate and offer extended support for our students.

Who should attend?

City and Guilds 3667-02 Units 1 and 4 is suitable for both those interested in becoming Copper Installers, as well as those currently doing the job who are seeking certification. The course is ideal for those looking to improve and broaden their installation skills, increase their knowledge, open their opportunities and prove their professionalism.

What are the course requirements?

Basic knowledge of copper would be beneficial, however our 3667-02 course is open to beginners within the Telecoms Industry. The City and Guilds 3667-02 is a level 2 course.

What do the units cover?

All 4 units can be taken independently, however to achieve the full 3667-02 certification unit 1 needs to be completed alongside any one of the other units (2, 3 or 4).

Unit 1 covers Principles of Communications Cabling. The unit covers in detail: Identifying Safe Working Practices in Communication Systems, Basic Principles of SI Units Symbols, Basic Principles of Communication Systems and Basic Principles of Data Communication.

Unit 4 covers Copper Cabling in an Internal Environment. The unit covers in detail: Working Safely with Copper Cabling in an Internal Environment, Basic Electrical Theory and Safety regarding Data Communications Cabling, Installing Copper Communication Cabling, Terminating Copper Communication Cabling, Testing FTP, UTP and Multicore Copper Links and an Exam.

How do you complete the course?

Our City and Guilds 3667-02 course of Virtual Learning on our Online Portal and then in-house practical and assessments at our Training Centre once your online learning is completed.

Our "Virtual Training" consists of 4 weeks of online theory work on our online portal, which you complete at home. The learning consists of a video lesson and then multiple-choice question test, we also encourage our students do complete these tests and their unit mock exams more than once.

Once you have completed the 4 weeks learning we invite our students to our centre to complete their practical assessments and exams - these do need to be in-house meaning you would need to come to our centre in Melksham, Wiltshire.

Practical details:

Our Telecommunications Training Centre is based in Melksham in Wiltshire.

Our 3667-02 course runs weekly, and we take on a maximum of 6 delegates on each course. This is so each student receives 1-1 time with the trainer, and so there is enough equipment for each student to use individually. Our practical dates consist of hands-on workshops with each piece of equipment, including the latest industry product ranges from EXFO and INNO.

Our practical dates for the in-house practical assessments and exams are as follows:

For Units 1 and any other unit you would need to come to us for 2 days.

For Units 1, 2 and 3 you would need to come to us for 2.5 days.

For Units 1, 2, 3 and 4 you would need to come to us for 5 days.

Please note, exams are multiple choice, closed book examinations and are completed on the City and Guilds computer-based exam system.

When you come to us, we require you to bring your ID for your City and Guilds registration. Other than this, we provide you with everything you need.

Extended Support and Aftercare:

At Fibreplus Telecommunications College we pride ourselves on our extended support once our students have completed their courses and are out working in the real world. We achieve this as our students have access to their online theory content and workshops after they have completed their course meaning they can revise their knowledge if needed at a later date. Our Support Team and Trainers are always happy to speak over the phone and answer any questions if any support is needed in the future after the course has been completed.

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