Symmetrical Components for Three Phase Power Analysis - Level 3

The founder and lead instructor of Power Systems Protection Training (PSPT), Graham Van Brunt graduated with a BSc. in Engineering from Queen’s University. He later continued his subsequent education at Wilfrid Laurier University. Graham is always passionate about his profession and enjoys mentoring students or speaking to an audience. 

PSPT is an on-site training group that caters to engineers, managers, technologists and others in a similar profession and delivers tailored training to suit their needs. The fundamental areas covered through these courses include basic electrical theory, power infrastructure, digital circuits, relay protection, and theory.

• Learn to define the symmetrical components and their usage
• Understand the advantages of using symmetrical components
• Recognise an unbalanced system and when it occurs
• Convert to and from symmetrical components

• There are no formal prerequisites to take this course.
• Learners who are over the age of 16

• Technologists
• Technicians
• Supervisors
• Students

This is a knowledge-based course, and thus, will contain no method of assessment. 

Upon the successful completion of the course, learners will be awarded an accredited Certificate of Completion for Symmetrical Components for Three Phase Power Analysis - Level 3 by iAP.

The International Awards for Professionals (iAP) is an awarding body established in 1999 that aims to promote a high educational standard. They hope to create online education that is trustworthy and credible. They are focused on raising the standards of online education, and ensuring it is accessible to all. The iAP provides accreditation for a range of educational establishments, and monitors and continually develops the educational standards of such institutions. Their globally recognised certifications allow learners to acquire the skills and knowledge needed to gain employment in the chosen fields. 

On successful completion of the Symmetrical Components for Three Phase Power Analysis - Level 3, learners will have the knowledge and skills to enter the relevant job market, with the confidence to explore a wide range of industry-related professions. You can study related courses that will open the door to new and exciting opportunities and enhance your expertise in this subject, and add this as a skillset on your resume. Your skills will be recognised by top employers and organisations that will enable you to land a generous-paying job, gain plenty of benefits, and a wide array of opportunities. Given below are job titles you can compete for with additional qualifications along with the average UK salary per annum according to https://www.glassdoor.com.

• Electrical Engineer £52K (approximately)
• Electrician £44K (approximately)
• Technologist £47K (approximately)