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Hi guys has anyone any idea where's best to do 2391, I see the training schools do these in 4 days crammed in be the sound, where as if you go back to college it's over 10 weeks 2 nights a week. Obviously the course delivery is the most important, any advice appreciated?Cheers

I did it over roughly 12 weeks in college was delivered very well plenty of prep for practical 2 weeks before then hard study for the written exam but don't suppose all colleges will run it out the same way.

Your location may help people to point you in the right direction

The college route is what I would look at due to the amount of study needed.
It gives you more time to look at things and really take in and understand in depth what you need to know.

Remember its a closed book exam and I would of found it hard to do all that was needed in just 4 days.

Thats my opinion and best of luck and happy reading. !!!!

Hi Jonson,

I did the 4 day crash course at PTT in Tring (google to find) Great course and knowledgeable trainers.

It was intensive but I had already completed the 2392 so already had a good grounding. In fact the first two days are identical on each course. I'm glad to say I passed both practical and written first time but did do a lot of swotting up prior to the course.

Good luck

i did mine at SETA in Washington (max 3 per course) and on my course there was only me....!! winner all round

http://www.seta.co.uk/

these 4 day courses seem to be same price as colleges, I just wonder how they cram it all in, I am based in London If anyone has advice for this neck wood, thanks guys

tradeskills 4 u / able skills

1 day less then it takes to be a sparky
DI 5 days, 2391 4 days, 17th 1 day, Building regs 1 day.
Back to OP.
Drip it out over as long as poss to learn it all my friend!

I teach 2391 at a centre in Watford area, it's the 4 day course.

not main electrical training is it widdler!

1 after the other or over 4 weeks?