Solve the UK Electrician Shortage Crisis
Electricians are the second-most in-demand trade in the UK with over 9,000 open positions. With 20% of electrical workers retiring by 2030 and the need for 15,000 new electricians by 2025, the shortage is shocking. TrainAR's AR platform accelerates electrical training with real-time guidance for complex installations and compliance.
TrainAR's AR-Powered Electrical Training
AR-Guided Component Recognition
Apprentices see AR overlays labeling distribution board circuits with step-by-step wiring instructions. Components "light up" with guidance, ensuring 18th Edition compliance and safety protocols are followed perfectly every time.
Expert Knowledge Capture
Preserve decades of electrical expertise from retiring masters. Their troubleshooting methods and installation tricks are recorded and turned into AR training modules, bridging the mentorship gap for new electricians.
Cross-Training & Specialization
Rapidly upskill electricians on new technologies like EV charging, solar PV, and battery storage through AR tutorials. Computer vision recognizes tools and provides contextual help, reducing downtime waiting for specialists.
Bridge the 55,000 Electrician Gap
Transform your electrical business with skilled technicians trained for the modern power infrastructure
The UK Electrical Industry Challenge
Critical shortage numbers that affect every electrical business in Britain
Open Positions
Electrician jobs posted nationally in 2024
Needed by 2025
Additional electricians required for infrastructure
Retirement Wave
Of electrical workers retiring by 2030
Roles to Fill
Positions needed to replace retiring workers
Accelerate Electrical Competency Development
18th Edition Mastery
Train electricians to the latest BS 7671 standards including AFDD requirements, surge protection devices, and EV charging regulations.
Part P Compliance
Ensure full building regulations compliance with immersive training on notification procedures and certification requirements.
Future-Ready Skills
Prepare for smart homes, renewable energy integration, and electric vehicle infrastructure as the UK transitions to net-zero.