AM2 and FICA are industry assessments which have provided the gold standard for measuring the practical capability of electrotechnical industry personnel since 1985.
National Electrotechnical Training (NET) is a registered, pan-UK industry training charity, which owns and licenses AM2 and FICA, formally known as the Assessment of Occupational Competence for the electrical installation industry.
The Assessment is known as the Achievement Measurement 2 (AM2) in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and the Final Integrated Competence Assessment (FICA) in Scotland. Currently, 44 colleges and training providers around the UK form NET’s network of licensed assessment centres.
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Assessment Information
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- The AM2 and FICA are the UK electrotechnical industry's practical assessment, in which candidates undertake a series of timed tasks in specially equipped booths containing typical electrical installation wiring systems.
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About FICA
- The AM2 and FICA are the UK electrotechnical industry's practical assessment, in which candidates undertake a series of timed tasks in specially equipped booths containing typical electrical installation wiring systems.
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NET participates annually in the British Council Training Bridge scheme, a programme which builds UK and German business partnerships and aims to promote lasting UK – German co-operation in the field of work-based training.