Which Electrical Course? I'm NOT going be an electrician

[dontknowitall]

I wouldn't have asked if you'd mentioned that!!

 

[dingledong]

alarm man i hope you have a big family cos practice makes perfect
but i can offer the wife for your early try outs ok

 

[dontknowitall]

if thats a dig at me i have asked the question in all sincerity as the facts 1 2 and 3 are true . i was hoping he could genuinely help me

My apologies, Dingledong.

With some of the incoming I've had earlier in the thread I hope you can understand my response. No excuse for it.

 

[TPES]

It frustrates me how people treat some trades all the same, like plumbing and electrics, plastering and electrics, painting and decorating and electrics, none of these other things have any of the risks as electrics do, its a skilled trade that takes years of practice, as said previously there's is no short course available to show you how to change fuse boards, you know,Just the basic stuff. lol. The fact that they have put a hold on the requirement to have NVQ3 before you get registered is a joke, another step backwards.

The firm I used to work for didn't allow anyone to touch a fuse board unless they had 3 years experience in the trade. So I had a long wait