Achievement Measurement 2e Summary Key information What will I learn? Summary Course Summary The AM2E is for experienced workers who are completing the Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA).It can only be taken once you have gained the Experienced Worker Qualification – you will have to supply proof of this qualification before you can book the assessment. If you are considering taking the Experienced Worker Assessment please read this important notice.If you have non-UK qualifications, you can only take the AM2E as the final step in the EWA process – it cannot be taken on a stand-alone basis. Please read the guidance on the ECS website. Next course dates Start date Location Duration Anytime Bispham Campus 3 Days Enquire now Anytime Bispham Campus 3 Days Enquire now Key information Entry RequirementsWhere the candidate does not already hold an AM2 certificate, the following items must be submitted:The AM2E Full ChecklistThe Experienced Worker Qualification certificate from either City & Guilds (2346) or EAL (603/5982/1)Candidate’s Learner History – Walled Garden or EAL Learner History to confirm registration and certificate claim dates. Full PDF copy to be uploadedThe front cover of the candidate’s pre-Sept 2023 Skills Scan that should have been completed at the point of application / registration. Skills Scans dated September 2023 onwards will be rejectedAny reasonable adjustments to be applied If the candidate already holds an AM2 certificate the mandatory evidence must be provided directly to NET via the AM2E Unit Application page:The AM2E Supplementary Unit ChecklistThe Experienced Worker Qualification certificate from either City & Guilds (2346) or EAL (603/5982/1)Candidate’s Learner History – Walled Garden or EAL Learner History to confirm registration and certificate claim dates. Full PDF copy to be uploadedAM2 CertificateAny reasonable adjustments to be applied Where the candidate does not already hold an AM2 certificate, the following items must be submitted:Full AM2E Candidate ChecklistThe Experienced Worker Qualification certificate from either City & Guilds (2346) or EAL (603/5982/1)Candidate’s Learner History – Walled Garden or EAL Learner History to confirm registration and certificate claim dates. Full PDF copy to be uploadedFront page of EWA Skills Scan – to confirm this was carried out before the qualification was started and any TESP referral. Skills Scans are available from EWA websiteL2 or L3 Technical Certificate, or Electrotechnical Statement (for overseas candidates) to cover the EWA entry requirementAny reasonable adjustments to be applied If the candidate already holds an AM2 certificate the mandatory evidence must be provided directly to NET via the AM2E Unit Application page:AM2E Supplementary Unit ChecklistThe Experienced Worker Qualification certificate from either City & Guilds (2346) or EAL (603/5982/1)Candidate’s Learner History – Walled Garden or EAL Learner History to confirm registration and certificate claim dates. Full PDF copy to be uploadedFront page of EWA Skills Scan – to confirm this was carried out before the qualification was started and any TESP referral. Skills Scans are available from EWA websiteL2 or L3 Technical Certificate, or Electrotechnical Statement (for overseas candidates) to cover the EWA entry requirementAM2 certificateAny reasonable adjustments to be applied Qualification obtainedAchievement Measurement 2e Extra costs and equipmentValid and current photo identification ( Driving Licence, Passport or ECS card)Safety footwear What will I learn? What will I learn?3 days of Practical and theoretical assessments, and observations:Section A1: Safe Isolation and Risk Assessment – 45 minsSections A2-A6: Composite Installation – 10 hoursSection B: Inspection, Testing and Certification – 3.5 hoursSection C: Safe Isolation of Circuits – 30 minsSection D: Fault Diagnosis and Rectification – 2 hoursSection E: Assessment of Applied Knowledge – 1 hour Industry placement, field trips and guest speakersNone