jibspark

Hi All!

I need to get my 2391 and 17th edition , TBH i don't have a great deal of time to go to college in the evenings, so I'm thinking about home study courses.

I only qualified about a year ago, and still have a lot of books etc.

Have many of you done them? If so did they work?


Any info on this would be much appreciated.

Cheers

Neil

Shakey

fair enough for the 17th edition, but how could you do home study for the 2391?

you need time on the meter, and you would then need to find a centre that would let you just sit the practicals and theory exam

danzor

tbh you learn alot more in class than home study. Im in the same boat as you, but I will be going to college to do both. Its only 10 evenings for each course so not to much effort

wayne

can you imagine trying to practice testing while the missus is watching corrie?

jibspark

Fair point, ive had a small amount of time on the meter but not much,

i will do some searches for the 17th home study, get that out the way then look at doing the 2391 at college i think.

Does this look any good to anyone?

Electricians course, City and Guilds 2382 or 16th or 17th edition,IEE wiring regulations BS7671 .

Shakey

too be honest, they are lumping in stuff thats free anyway (Part P for example)

Its up to you, but what the arrangements for sitting the exam? Do you havve to find a centre that will let you sit exam only, or do they book you in

We provide the facility for forum members, but there is still a fee

Had one student travell down to Cardiff from Kent to sit the exam, he could find nothing closer

You pays your money you takes your choice

jibspark

As fas as i know they just sell you the pack and thats it, they dont book any courses or anything! I will contact a couple of local colleges to find out.

wayne

did the 17th under home study posted some posts about it

Shakey

i am just pointing out that some people struggle to find somewhere to let them sit the exam

good luck!