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Fantastic, thanks both.  Been a great help.

Hi, Mate of mine has knocked down a stud wall to join his kitchen and living room.  The two lighting switches attached to this wall will be relocated on an adjacent wall.  However....the cable joining up to these switches isn't...cable.  Its copper pipe about 7mm thick with a metal cylinder...

This helped clear things up also.  NICEIC are listed on this as an approved Scheme Provider. https://www.east-ayrshire.gov.uk/Resources/PDF/S/sbsaEICert.pdf

Had another look into it and called NICEIC to query some of the above.  They can confirm that they are active and accepted in Scotland and membership with them provides the same services and benefits. e.g. certify and sign-off any of my own work that would normally require a Building Warrant.  ...

It is possible but, as I said, it may end up coming in handy anyways so am not to fussed about it.  Just having difficulty confirming that the below course is all I will need to bring me up to spec for working as a Domestic Electrician in Scotland...

Course link is here. http://www.options-skills.co.uk/electrician-courses-birmingham/ I knew there would be a cross-over or top-up to do once I had completed this but it made sense to do the Part-P to allow me to work elsewhere in the UK should it come up (family are in the borders and I may...

From what I have been told I believe the Part-P covers the UK as a whole.  The Scottish version is basically an addition to the regs.  Can do the online course for £95 once Part-P certified.

Domestic Electrical Installer Certificate. My understanding is that DEI covers Part-P and it is this that certification will be provided for.  The courses run by Logic used to call this section Part-P but think they have now changed it to DEI.  Not sure if this is now industry wide though.

Hi, I am midway through a career change and am looking for someone who is willing to take on a newbie for the purposes of experience and/or paid work.  I have completed the practical and electrical theory training and will soon have my logic certification for 17th Edition wiring regs and DEI...

Thanks guys.  Been a big help.  Finalising my business plan to submit for startup funding.  Little details like this will show that I have thought things through thoroughly and will likely help my case. On another note....anyone around the Glasgow area in need of an extra pair of hands?  :B-

Alrighty.  New to the forum and New to the job. Not sure if it has been asked on here already but my question is around seasonal trends for Domestic Electricians.  I have seen a lot of data about the busy periods for roofers, gas engineers, landscape gardeners etc but nothing at all for...