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Why choose this course?
The AM2SV1.1 Assessment is the End-Point Assessment (EPA) for apprentices who were registered on the Installation and Maintenance Electrician Apprenticeship Standard from September 2023 onwards. It has been developed to reflect current industry requirements and provides a robust assessment of the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to work safely and competently as a qualified electrician.
By successfully completing the AM2SV1.1, apprentices can demonstrate occupational competence and meet the requirements for achievement of the apprenticeship standard and progression within the electrotechnical industry.
AM2SV1.1 should be taken by apprentices who were registered from September 2023 onwards.
If you were registered before September 2023, you will complete the original AM2S assessment.
If you are unsure which assessment applies to you, please speak to your training provider. They will be able to confirm your registration date and advise whether you will be taking the AM2S or AM2SV1.1 assessment.
Further information
AM2SV1.1 should be taken by apprentices who were registered on the Installation/Maintenance Electrician Apprenticeship Standard from September 2023 onwards.
If you were registered before September 2023, you will complete the original AM2S assessment.
If you are unsure which assessment applies to you, please speak with your training provider. They will be able to confirm your registration date and advise whether you will be taking the AM2S or AM2SV1.1 assessment.
- The AM2SV1.1 Assessment assesses the knowledge, skills and behaviours you have developed throughout your apprenticeship and confirms that you can work safely and competently as an electrician.
Once you have successfully completed the AM2SV1.1 Assessment, you will have demonstrated the occupational competence required of an Installation and Maintenance Electrician.
The AM2SV1.1 Assessment is completed over three consecutive days and is divided into a number of assessment sections, each designed to test the knowledge, skills, and competence required of a qualified electrician.
During several of the practical assessment activities, candidates will be observed by an assessor while carrying out the tasks. Although this can feel daunting, it is a normal part of the assessment process and provides the assessor with the opportunity to evaluate safe working practices, technical ability, and overall competence. To help build confidence, candidates may find it beneficial to practise completing tasks while being observed by a colleague, supervisor, or mentor prior to attending the assessment. This can help candidates become more comfortable working under observation and better prepare them for the AM2 environment.
Candidates may wish to book onto the AM2S Refresher course before undertaking their assessment; however, attendance is entirely optional. The course is designed to provide a theory-based overview of the AM2 assessment process, helping candidates to understand the assessment requirements, expectations, and marking criteria, while building confidence ahead of their assessment.