Recent encouraging employment figures show that Britain is managing to hold the fragile recovery from recession. Coalition Government Budget concessions to private enterprise, although modest, are designed to help business start ups and SMEs to move forward, despite of cutbacks in other sectors.The prospects for those workers currently looking to move out of their current employment situation or for self-employed skilled trades to extend their services, say, with offering green energy assessment and installation look more positive.Skilled tradesmen are in demand, whatever the economy, and the electrical industry always has a shortage of trained and qualified electricians in both domestic and commercial sectors.For a first time applicant, you can start training to be an electrician immediately and can be on your new career path within a few short months, even if you have no previous knowledge or practical experience in electricals.The City and Guilds 2330 Certificate in Electrotechnology Level 2 is the recognised industry standard training course for immediate enrolment at an approved and recognised training centre like AbleSkills.Once you have completed all the NVQ 2330 course units necessary to qualify as an electrician, you will have built a valuable knowledge foundation to help progress your career prospects further for being accepted on an employers apprentice scheme. This is crucial to developing experience towards future career development and possibly self employment.The approved and accredited City & Guilds training schedule at AbleSkills is a progressive structure that offers to take you through all the necessary knowledge and practical training modules, starting at Level 2 and onto NVQ level 3. You also have the opportunity to train at other mandatory ability areas , e.g. Part P and additional knowledge upgrading, such as the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations.At AbleSkills, Level 2 of the City and Guilds 2330 course is conducted in its own dedicated classroom complex with each student fully equipped with all the necessary equipment in their own training areas.Subject areas covered will include health and safety, basic electrical principles such as resistance, relativity, and Ohms law, a.c. theory, polyphase systems, short circuits, earthing, installation techniques, specifications, and regulations.Advancing to NVQ 2330 Level 3, each topic is examined in more depth, some subjects being tested separately, and a written examination on inspections and testing, along with a practical assessment.Obtaining City and Guilds 2330 levels 2 and 3 electrical qualifications ensures that both theory and the practical hands-on knowledge gained during your course training means you are competent and gives you a solid springboard to confidently enter the electrical industry.