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To better yourself Jammin, then you should aim to be a "Qualified Electrician" to JIB and as the guys suggested above and complete the 2357 NVQ, through the Electrical Improver or Apprenticeship route. That way no-one can argue whether you are an Electrician or not and your career prospects are...

Unfortunately Adam, I don't think you will be able to map your level 3 qualification over to the level 3 NVQ as it is an Engineering qualification and not an Electrical Installation qualification. You definitely wouldn't be able to enrol onto the current NVQ which is the 2357, your best bet is...

Yeah sounds fine as long as you aren't spending anytime on a level 1 Course otherwise it sounds about right. Be prepared to see people drop like flies, some people find it difficult studying 2 evenings a week for 3 years.  There are some great guys here on this forum, who will be willing to...

Hi Mad M Welcome and good luck with your training. I have one question why are you doing the level 1? in my experience this is a qualification for the 16-19 year olds, before eventually progressing onto an Apprenticeship and is mainly set up by colleges to receive extra government funding. If...

Hi Dean It's the easiest assessment of the three assessments others being the written and practical, but you still should prepare yourself like you are doing. Have a go at my exam simulator www.electricalcoursesuk.co.uk/exam and click on the 2394-301 exam. It won't necessarily teach how to...

Haha I thought it was you Colin but your intro was far too good, especially that "Manage the Electrical School" part, I thought you were just the tea boy when I was there ;). Me pass myself as an Electrician? No not so much anymore, JIB do that for me though. I am just a Trainer these days and a...

Hi and welcome Colin, if you don't mind me asking what College do you work at? I'm just asking because I did use to work at Havering College (9 years ago), which is in your area.

Haha nice one Manator! I actually looked for a second because I couldn't remember saying that lol. If you are willing to travel an hour up the M11 then we can offer you the level 2 2365, you can also visit us to have a chat with students and the tutor which is far better then reviews. Let me...

Hi and welcome You should tell us a little about yourself and your experience in the Electrical Industry (if any). Neil

Hi as long you are not thinking of setting up near me, I don't mind giving you some advice :). Before I go on please can you do one thing.... do not offer those crappy course packages that most training providers offer normally called Domestic installer or Part P. They are purely cash cows and...

Well done Alessandro. I believe you are still a student is that correct? If so then you are not expected to know everything otherwise there would be no need in doing the training and revising for an exam. You have done the right thing in researching your answer to understand it properly. I...

What the guys said above and here is an image to help

Hi and welcome AB

Hi all I got an email today regarding the new online exam exam which will more than likely replace the written exam and has already started to be undertaken by students and centres. I actually run my first set of exams 2 weeks ago and I got some great feedback. The email was simply to give...

Hi and welcome to the Forum Horace.

I got the same dodgy email, I googled the email address and it was Turkish.

Yes you should be able to, look at this City and Guilds page for more information on how to get the City & Guilds replacement certificates http://www.cityandguilds.com/help/help-for-learners/replace-and-amend-certificates Good luck.

For the ECS card you could apply for the Stage 3 Trainee Electrician. You should really consider completing your training by achieving the 2357 NVQ, then you can get the Electrician ECS card. Some people get to the point where they don't think its worth doing, but I have heard recently of...

Thank you Blue Duck. Hi Morgiee The guys above have already told you whats needed so I'm merely repeating what they have said. There are three qualifications you need if you do not want to go down the route of completing a 4 year Apprenticeship, they are (and in this order); Level 2 Diploma...

Hi Chris don't know any of the Study Apps, but he's welcome to use my exam simulators which will help him revise for the level 2 Multiple choice exams http://www.electricalcoursesuk.co.uk/electrical-courses-exams/ He just needs to select the correct ones from the drop down box; Level...