Electric Vehicle Charging Installation Bootcamp

Enterprise Oxford provides 90% funding towards the cost of this Skills Bootcamp, meaning employers are required to contribute only a small percentage of the overall cost for eligible learners. Booking now for January 2026 dates onwards.

About the Bootcamp

The Oxfordshire Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Installation Bootcamp, funded through Enterprise Oxfordshire as part of the national Skills Bootcamp programme, is designed to address the growing need for skilled EV charger installers across the county. As demand for electric vehicles continues to rise, Oxfordshire requires a workforce equipped with the practical skills and technical competence to support the expansion of domestic and commercial EV charging infrastructure.

Developed in partnership with local SMEs, this Bootcamp delivers high-quality, employer-led training that provides learners with the knowledge, confidence and hands-on experience required to progress within the electrical and low-carbon sectors.

Who Is This Bootcamp For?

This programme is ideal for:

  • Electricians or trainee electricians looking to specialise in EV charging technologies
  • Electrical contractors wanting to expand their services into EV installation
  • Individuals seeking to retrain or upskill into a fast-growing low-carbon industry
  • Employers aiming to develop and retain staff with in-demand technical skills

What you will learn

Learners will gain the essential knowledge and practical capabilities required to install, commission and maintain EV charging equipment safely and to industry standards.

 

 Training includes:

 

  • EV charging installation principles and safety requirements
  • Inspection, testing, commissioning and certification
  • Safe isolation and regulatory compliance
  • Fault-finding and diagnosis
  • Hands-on installation practice in real working environments

Course Levels and Pathways

The Oxfordshire Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Installation Bootcamp has been intentionally designed so that we can respond to employer demand at both Level 2 and Level 3, ensuring that training remains aligned to real workforce needs across the electrical and EV-charging sectors.

 

Our flexible delivery model enables employers to choose the pathway that best suits their staff. Whether that’s building essential Level 2 foundation skills in EV charging, solar PV and battery technologies, or supporting experienced electricians to progress into more advanced, installation-focused Level 3 training.

 

All pathways are fully compliant with recognised awarding-body standards, mapped to current industry regulations, and structured to support progression into EV installation, commissioning, system design and wider low-carbon electrical roles.

Why Choose The Verdancy Group?

At The Verdancy Group, we are specialists in retrofit and low-carbon construction with a strong track record in sustainable construction and energy efficiency.

 

Our accredited programmes support employers by upskilling existing staff to meet compliance requirements such as PAS 2035 and MCS, while also creating clear pathways for new entrants to gain site-ready skills.

 

We deliver training flexibly, online via our award-winning eLearning platform, in person at our Apex training centres, or at your workplace.

 

Our delivery is shaped around your business, and we can bring our mobile training and assessment rigs to you to keep learning accessible and minimise disruption to your daily operations, productivity and project deadlines.

Pricing and Employer Contribution

Final pricing information and any employer co-investment requirements will be confirmed directly by The Verdancy Group, based on your organisation’s specific training needs and the pathway selected.

 

As a guide, Skills Bootcamps are typically 90% funded, meaning employers usually contribute only a small percentage of the overall cost for eligible learners. The exact contribution will depend on the course level, delivery model and the number of learners involved.

 

Employers and learners who wish to understand likely costs, funding eligibility or potential employer contributions are encouraged to contact us directly. Our team will provide clear guidance and ensure you receive accurate information as soon as it is available.

Call To Action

For any questions about pricing, eligibility, or course dates, please get in touch at learning@theverdancygroup.com

 

You’re also welcome to contact us through our website or the button below, and a member of our team will be happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions:

This Bootcamp is open to a wide range of learners, including qualified electricians, trainee electricians, electrical contractors, and individuals looking to retrain into the low-carbon sector. Employers can also enrol staff who would benefit from developing in-demand EV charging skills. While previous electrical knowledge is helpful, the Bootcamp offers pathways at both Level 2 and Level 3, meaning we can support learners at different starting points.

Learners will develop the technical knowledge and hands-on competence required to install, test, commission and maintain EV charging systems safely and in line with industry regulations. Training covers safe isolation, inspection and testing, regulatory compliance, fault finding, and practical installation in real working environments. All pathways align with recognised awarding-body standards and support progression into EV installation roles, wider low-carbon electrical work, and further professional development.

Level 2 is designed to build essential foundation skills for those who are new to EV charging technologies or developing their knowledge in related areas such as solar PV or battery systems. Level 3 is aimed at more experienced electricians who want to specialise in EV charger installation, commissioning and system design. Employers can select the pathway that best matches their team’s experience level and development goals, ensuring training remains relevant to role requirements.

The Bootcamp is part of the national Skills Bootcamp programme and is typically 90% funded, meaning employers usually contribute only a small percentage of the total cost for eligible learners. The exact employer contribution depends on the course level, delivery model and number of participants. The Verdancy Group will confirm pricing and any co-investment requirements directly with you, providing clear guidance based on your organisation’s needs.

We are actively booking courses for delivery between January and March 2026.

If you would like to register your interest or request information about pricing, eligibility, please contact us at learning@theverdancygroup.com or via our website. A member of our team will follow up to guide you through the next steps.