Is there an exam for amendment 3 ?

[Andy Ryder]

Hi, I am a new member, I completed my Part P back in 2010, but never joined a competent persons scheme. I am going to sign up with Elecsa and was wondering if you have to take an exam for amendment 3. Also not sure about what types of forms I need for test results. Thank you in advance. Regards Andy

 

[Pete999]

Hi, I am a new member, I completed my Part P back in 2010, but never joined a competent persons scheme. I am going to sign up with Elecsa and was wondering if you have to take an exam for amendment 3. Also not sure about what types of forms I need for test results. Thank you in advance. Regards Andy

Didn't know there was a part P qualification

 

[Simonslimline]

Didn't know there was a part P qualification

I heard a rumour that is just part of the building regulations.

 

[Pete999]

I heard a rumour that is just part of the building regulations.

So did I still live and learn eh

 

[Leesparkykent]

Didn't know there was a part P qualification

Its a two bob 1 day qualification Pete C&G 2393 https://www.tradeskills4u.co.uk/courses/part-p-2393

 

[Pete999]

Its a two bob 1 day qualification Pete C&G 2393 https://www.tradeskills4u.co.uk/courses/part-p-2393

oh thanks for that, what does it entail, something we all should be aware of?

 

[Simonslimline]

Its a two bob 1 day qualification Pete C&G 2393 https://www.tradeskills4u.co.uk/courses/part-p-2393

Whoever is silly enough to go on this course deserves to be £179 lighter imo.

 

[Leesparkykent]

oh thanks for that, what does it entail, something we all should be aware of?

I think they just read approved document P at you for £179 lol.

 

[Octopus]

Why Elecsa? Stroma would be cheaper!

 

[baldsparkies]

Hi, I am a new member, I completed my Part P back in 2010, but never joined a competent persons scheme. I am going to sign up with Elecsa and was wondering if you have to take an exam for amendment 3. Also not sure about what types of forms I need for test results. Thank you in advance. Regards Andy

Of course there's an exam.
Every time there's a change to the regulations or an amendment, the cowboys shout yeeeehaaaa !!
Move em out, Head em out, Rawhide.
And the cash cows stampede with a vengeance. £££££££££££££

 

[telectrix]

sillynerss over. it's time to ask OP what qualificatrions he has, apart from mickey mouse part pee. then see

 

[Pete999]

sillynerss over. it's time to ask OP what qualificatrions he has, apart from mickey mouse part pee. then see

That's it

 

[GMES]

Thanks Tel, yeah come on lads you've had some banter but try and help the op out he only asked a question.

 

[Leesparkykent]

You don't have to take an exam for amendment 3 if you already hold the 2382 qualification.

 

[Tradeskills4u]

Hi Andy,

You do not need to take a new 17th edition course if you already hold a valid 17th edition qualification. However your installations must adhere to all the most recent amendments and you should have a copy of the new yellow book.

A lot of people did offer Amendment 3 courses but they were not accredited by C&G or similar accrediting bodies. We gave a number of free seminars for our customers and have even published these online so you can simply watch this to get up to speed on the main changes: https://www.tradeskills4u.co.uk/pages/free-17th-edition-bs7671-amendment-3-course

I hope this helps.

Regards