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My mistake! That's even worse!
No, and that's why the Electrical Trainee have the reputation they do.
Completley agree about the 2391 though.
And as regards to the JIB thats slightly different, because the JIB are a one off really don't have a competitor. If someone similar came around to the JIB then i'd look at both and go from there.
As it stands....Mr X comes to me seeking a job and has C+G quals and Mr Y comes to me seeking a job and has the EAL equivalent. Mr X gets employed.
I'm an employer, and I wouldn't accept it as an equivalent to C&G so that's your the tort out of the window.
An unfair, unbalanced and ill judged comment. Nothing wrong with EAL.
Again people frightened of modern learning practices and practical applications.
Who would want a job with someone who does not recognise industry accredited qualifications?
Although the JIB are responsible for the low standard of applicants, we uphold the standard of old farts!Was just about to respond to trevki's post...then got to the last comment, well said UNG. Along the lines of what i was planning to say.
C+G are about the only organisastion left, bar the JIB, in this trade that have a bit of dignity left.
.... C+G are about the only organisastion left ...... in this trade that have a bit of dignity left .....
Was just about to respond to trevki's post...then got to the last comment, well said UNG. Along the lines of what i was planning to say.
C+G are about the only organisastion left, bar the JIB, in this trade that have a bit of dignity left.
I have taken a fair bit of stick here .......
The C&G's credibility is falling fast and it's not to far off hitting the bottom a thread on here a little while back was questioning what a particular C&G qualification was and it turned out to be a course one of the fast track training companies had set up and the C&G had give it accreditation and a course number so the C&G are all part of the race to the bottom
The balance sheet mentality of training plus the I want it all and I want it now not tomorrow entrants into the industry are combining to drive standards down and every organisation involved is frightened of missing out on making money from the cash cow that has been created instead of standing by their principles
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