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Old 19-06-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Does anybody know where i can get help for paying my course fees?
And what are accsess trade careers like as a training firm they wana charge me£5495 to do my course.
Im a mechanical and electrical engineer but wana get in to being a full time sparky.any help plz
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Hi and welcome to the forum.What type of sparking do you want to do mate,domestic,commercial or industrial.With your back ground,the transition shouldn't be that hard.Regarding funding you may struggle,tried myself and had to borrow money from family.What courses did you want to do.
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Hi Leyroy cant help with information you require but some one will answer your question soon.

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Hi
if you find my 2 previous threads you will see my background? i am currently doing the Access2Trade course and think its fantastic, but i come from a retail sales background and at 46 i am learning from scratch.
If you read threads you may well find courses that will give you the qualifictions you require to go with your experiance with out the cost ellements.
regarding funding to pay for the course because its a private company you will struggle you need to talk with your local collage who may run goverment funded courses, best of luck

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Hi and welcome to the forum.What type of sparking do you want to do mate,domestic,commercial or industrial.With your back ground,the transition shouldn't be that hard.Regarding funding you may struggle,tried myself and had to borrow money from family.What courses did you want to do.

Hi mate im new to this so if its wrong im soz.
well i want to do my pat p obviously then go on to do my2377-12.cert for the inspection and testing electrical equipment this aparentlys the dog *"!$.just looking for abit of hands on work as im not currently in the trade.I want to do domestic at the mo the what ever life gives me.

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if you find my 2 previous threads you will see my background? i am currently doing the Access2Trade course and think its fantastic, but i come from a retail sales background and at 46 i am learning from scratch.
If you read threads you may well find courses that will give you the qualifictions you require to go with your experiance with out the cost ellements.
regarding funding to pay for the course because its a private company you will struggle you need to talk with your local collage who may run goverment funded courses, best of luck

Graham

Hi graham and thanks pal.Is it that good honest?I can probebly get the finance or cash 2 get on it but r they trusted?I live in manchester and its quite along way but if its worthv it then i will continue.thanks pal.

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what about the 2330 course, a 3 year course that costs about £250 per year, a lot cheaper than £5500. Then you could go on to do the 2391 course a further year around the same price
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I know what your saying but im 27 have a mortgage and a 10 month old daughter so really wana earn money asap.yeh i could do it that way but it takes to long.thanks pal for your reply means a lot.im in a bit of a pickle ha ha.ive only bin on here 5 mins n everyone is so helpfull.nice 1
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I have enroled on Electrical Installation C&G 2330. Because I do not posess a Level 2 in anything else the government will pay for it!
When I decide to do Level 3 I will have to pay myself at about £700. So not that expensive really!
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How did you get the goverment to fund that then? Which organisation did you claim that through?
 
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The college claims it back, I sign a waiver or fees form. Its only if you are as dumb as me and not ever reached this academic standard!
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