Starting my 2365 at able skills, what are there courses like

[ian.settle1]

Dan. I have done Part P with them. I found them fine. Good training bays, good instructors etc.

My only comment is that hands on experience is also very important.

You will get a right mixed bag of comments on this forum.

Best of luck

Oh Jesus here we go again another one who thinks Part P is a qualification and not a Building Regulation.

 

[trev]

When it first hit I looked at the EAL Domestic Installer's Certificate, what is now referred to as "A part P course" and I have to say that it was the biggest load of drivel I've ever seen.

 

[7029 dave]

Part ********.!!

 

[Knobhead]

When it first hit I looked at the EAL Domestic Installer's Certificate, what is now referred to as "A part P course" and I have to say that it was the biggest load of drivel I've ever seen.

The training providers credo. “Tell ‘em ‘owt, get the money”.

Once we’ve got the money who gives a damn that the “qualification” is printed on toilet roll.

 

[trev]

Tony I've seen the cert. A pipe monkey mate of mine (yes I know but he really is a good bloke) went on it and he showed me it, It's really nice.
It's got a hologram on it

 

[Knobhead]

They’ve got to give you a pretty certificate for all the money you’ve wasted.

Does the hologram show a £ sign?

 

[Engineer54]

It seems that most of these training companies go down the EAL qualification route with the same qualification number, rather than the C&G qualification route . Now i wonder why this is??

 

[tcrouch]

If your in Herts then why not go to Oaklands college, it's only £900 for the C&G 2365 Level 2.

 

[Johnuk]

like the guy said its on the weekend which helps him, college don't do weekends

and it is weird theses company that pop up are just eal qual

 

[danielc4514]

I'd love to do a night course mate, but with work it makes it very difficult. I wanna have the time and energy to learn, nights if just be a zombie lol