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Hi there,

I passed my city and guilds part one 13 years ago and then left the trade.

Can anyone advise me the quickest and cheapest way to get my part 2?

Much obliged.

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AFAIK the part 2 (pressuming you mean 236/2360) is no more, it has been replaced with 2330 and I have no idea whether you could carry on where you left off.

There are other routes you could take im sure....good luck
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AFAIK the part 2 (pressuming you mean 236/2360) is no more, it has been replaced with 2330 and I have no idea whether you could carry on where you left off.

There are other routes you could take im sure....good luck
Im basically looking to get a trade to gain entry in to new zealand, saw a £5k plumbers course that takes 10 weeks but thought it would be silly to do that if i was half way there with sparking.

hated the theory side though to be honest
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hated the theory side though to be honest
It wont be any better now

Not sure what just having the qualification would mean to them TBH, im sure they would take experience into account.

I know there is much quicker ways to be seen as competent in the eyes of NIC etc so maybe thats your best option, I dont think its worth all the hard work anymore.

Hope it all goes well have got the idea to get out of this country myself at the moment
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Im basically looking to get a trade to gain entry in to new zealand, saw a £5k plumbers course that takes 10 weeks but thought it would be silly to do that if i was half way there with sparking.

hated the theory side though to be honest
A mate of mine was in the same boat as you 5 years ago as he had left the trade though he was fully qualified and he wanted to go to new zealand,he had to be able to prove he had worked at least 1000 hours as a spark in this country before they would accept him as spark which he did and he says it was the best move he ever made

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