BPEC Solar Thermal Systems

To be eligible for a free place – worth £545 - you must be either a resident of Greater Manchester (GM) or work for a company which is based in GM.

If you’re not a resident of GM and don’t work for a company based in GM then you can still apply to study the course but you wouldn’t be eligible for a free place.

To study our BPEC Solar Thermal Systems course you must have a minimum NVQ Level 2 or Level 3 in Plumbing. Alternatively, you must have Conventional Heating Engineering, Domestic Vented and Unvented Hot Water Storage Systems and Water Regulations certificates.

Don’t meet the above entry requirements? Read on below.

If you work in the Plumbing industry but don’t meet the above entry requirements then we can help!

We’ve packaged together our Water Regulation Training and Vented and Unvented Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems courses which you can study at a cost of £80 each before going on to study our BPEC Solar Thermal Systems course for FREE.

Interested in this package? Email HRobinson@tmc.ac.uk for more information.

Once you’ve completed the qualification you’ll have the required understanding of solar thermal systems to fully comply with industry regulations.

This is a nationally recognised qualification in the installation and maintenance of small thermal hot water systems. The qualification is developed from the National Occupational Standards and is recognised by the Micro-generation Certification Scheme (MCS) registration bodies as an acceptable qualification to join one of their respective schemes.

Courses start each week from Monday 25 April with limited places still available throughout April, May, June and July:

• Monday 25 April
• Monday 9 May
• Monday 6 June
• Monday 20 June
• Monday 4 July

If you study our Water Regulation Training and Vented and Unvented Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems courses prior to moving on to our BPEC Solar Thermal Systems course then you’ll be studying for a total of six days to obtain all three qualifications.