Energy Awareness 6281-01 (Level 3 Award)


E-Learning / Online assessment

How will the e-learning work?

Learners will have access to the course for 8 weeks and be able to study online at a time and location that is convenient to them. They will also receive a set support documents including mock exam papers, activities and handouts to keep for future reference along with a copy of the Energy Advice in the Home book.

When ready, delegates will go on to sit the exam with an NEA registered examiner.

Tutor support

Tutors will be available upon request to assist with specific queries relating to the course content. This is usually done via e-mail or telephone / video call.

Please note that this support is time limited as e-learning is generally self-led however more in-depth tuition can be arranged at an extra cost if required.

Suggested study time

For those new to the subject, we recommend a minimum of 20 hours to complete the course and a further 9 hours to prepare for the exam (experienced advisors may work through quicker). Each learner is different and E-Learning offers the flexibility to study at your own pace.

How will the online assessment work?

For online exams learners will require a quiet room and two separate electronic devices with internet access, sound and a video camera. Both devices must connect to Zoom (video conferencing platform). Device one will be used to connect to Zoom for the exam to be invigilated (this could be a computer, tablet or mobile phone) and device two will be used to access the online exam forms (this could be a computer or tablet).

Learners must attend an exam session observed by an NEA-registered examiner.

Learners are encouraged to book their exam date soon after starting their learning, full details on how to book will be included in the course joining instructions.

A full outline of the online assessment requirements can be viewed HERE.
Online assessment programme

The online assessment is split into the following three sections and candidates should set aside a full day for the exam:

  • Exam Paper One (85 minutes)
  • Home Heating
  • Bills, Meters and Paying for Fuel
  • Exam Paper Two (75 minutes)
  • Cutting Down Heat Loss
  • Condensation and Dampness
  • Simulation (30 minutes)
  • Setting central heating programmers
  • Energy advisor role-play

Exam times are generally 9:00am registration for a 9:15am start – 5:00pm (approx.)

Fees (per person)

*FUNDED PLACES are available to non-commercial/ not for profit organisations based in England and Wales (such as local authorities, housing associations, advice agencies etc). Learners must also be frontline staff or volunteers that encounter and provide advice to those in or at risk of fuel poverty. New learners only. This applies to learners starting the course before the end of January 2025 while we have availability.

For those not eligible for a funded place, fees are as follows:

NEA MEMBERSNON NEA MEMBERS
Not for profit organisations£430 plus VAT£465 plus VAT
Commercial organisations£485 plus VAT£520 plus VAT
PLEASE NOTE that NEA members discount only applies to ‘enhanced’ membership as outlined in the membership documentation. The above fees cover E-Learning, assessment and City & Guilds certificate. Exam re-sit fees will be charged in addition if required.

Group exam options are also available upon request for organisations wishing to train a number of staff.

For further details please contact:

trainingadmin@nea.org.uk

Bookings

Please complete the booking form below to book a place.

BOOKING FORM

E-LEARNING BOOKING FORM (qual) – Level 3 Award in Energy Awareness 6281-01


  • To book a place on the Level 3 Award in Energy Awareness 6281-01 e-learning / online assessment please complete the following fields.

    PLEASE NOTE: Once you complete the booking form and select submit you should see a confirmation note on screen. If not and instead you return back to the top of the booking form, your booking is not complete. Please check that all relevant fields are complete (all fields marked with a * are mandatory) and your e-mail address is correct then submit again.

  • 1) LEARNING START DATE

  • Please note, it can take up to 5 working days to process the booking and set up an E-Learning account.

    As standard we provide access to the course for 8 weeks and ask that learners complete the course and assessment within this time. On average it takes around 20 hours to work through the course and prepare for the exam (we recommend an extra 9 hours for those new to the subject). Each learner is different so this is just a guide.

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  • 2) EXAMINATION DATE

  • Exams take place on scheduled dates and must be booked separate to the E-Learning.

    We recommend that learners book an exam date soon after they receive the course joining instructions and commence learning so they can judge how much time will be required to work through the course. Exams tend to book up around four weeks in advance.

    Full details on how to book an exam date will be included in the course joining instructions.
  • 3) BOOKING CONTACT

  • 4) LEARNER DETAILS



  • Location details are requested to ensure we provide learners with access to the most relevant course information and also help us monitor the reach of learning across the country. Personal details will not be shared with others.
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  • 5) FEES / FUNDED PLACE (PER LEARNER)



  • As indicated in the course outline, funded places are available to non-commercial/ not for profit organisations in England and Wales (such as local authorities, housing associations, advice agencies etc). Learners must also be frontline staff or volunteers that encounter and provide advice to clients in or at risk of fuel poverty (essentially those on a low income/ in a vulnerable situation and who are struggling to manage their household energy needs).

    Learners must complete their study and assessment within the agreed 8-week time period.

    Funded places are limited and for new learners only (if you have enrolled onto this course in the past, unfortunately we are unable to fund a second attempt). To apply for a funded place please select the option below and we will get back to you within 5 working days to confirm if your application was successful.

    Standard fees for learners that do not meet the above criteria are outlined below.


  • IMPORTANT NOTE: NEA relies on funding from external sources to enable us to offer free training activities. In order to fulfil our commitments to funders we need to ensure that learning takes place on time and that we meet the required minimum number of learners. Failure to do this may impact on future funding.

    If you receive a funded place and no longer wish to complete the course please inform NEA as soon as possible so that your place can be reallocated.


  • 6) TERMS AND CONDITIONS

  • 7) CANCELLATIONS

  • 8) DATA PROTECTION

  • From time-to-time NEA may also send details of further projects / training events including free courses. Would you like to be included in these mailings?
  • 9) INVOICING

    The details provided in this section will be used to issue an invoice. Please provide the relevant finance / accounts payable contact details and if needed, a purchase order number to ensure prompt payment.

    If you are applying for a funded place, please add ‘N/A’ to each question.
  • 10) NOTES

  • 11) CONFIRMATION


  • If you have read and agreed to the above information please select the submit button below to complete your booking.

    PLEASE NOTE BEFORE SUBMITTING: Once you complete the booking form and select submit you should see a confirmation note on screen. If you return back to the top of the course outline your booking is NOT complete and has not been submitted. Please check that all relevant fields are complete (all fields marked with a * are mandatory) then submit again.

    Once submitted you should also receive an automated confirmation e-mail.

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