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04-10-2008
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| Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Salisbury wiltshire
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 |  part p -eastleigh college Done my part p fullscope in june at eastleigh over 7 fridays Already done my 2330 part1 which helped This was hard had 3 exam papers each friday after tutoring (papers were usually general stuff and some of stuff tutored on. Also had a house circiut to design and install on a board - a garden socket -3 socket ring with jbox for kitchen fan and a spur. A 2way lighting ciruit and a one way switch of of the loop in/out light circuit.Bonding pipes and fitting out consumer unit. Then test and inspect and issue paperwork. Needed 6 days to study for next lesson - dont know how people can pass 5day mon/fri course with out being in the trade. Tutor - told us didnt want us 2 pass as he studied for years and we wont to pass in 7 days and take work from him. -Told us he would make it hard. Only 3 out of 8 passed - some failed exams but all failed install with departures from BS7671 and lack of knowlege with testing. Inspect and test we had 3 lessons to learn - this is at least a years college course -lots of cramming and trying to use test equipment correctly Advise anyone with out install experience to do a 'pre' course which teaches u the correct installation procedures as tutor said only there to inspect our skills not teach us..... Need pretty good understanding of regs Any more advise please ask... |
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04-10-2008
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| Respected Member  Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Wirral
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| Re: part p -eastleigh college It will be a Domestic Installers course you are doing It has been stated on here on numerous occasions now PART P IS A BUILDING REGULATION not a B***** qualification.  |
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09-10-2008
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| Member  Join Date: Jul 2008
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| Re: part p -eastleigh college hi greek, i did 2330 and there was only level 2 (2 years) and level 3 (1 year). not sure what he means by 2330 part 1.  2360 students will say it was harder than 2330, 2330 students wont agree but hey who cares its the qualification and whether you can do the job that matters  all the best flukey |
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