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i have no dirct experience yet of domestic electrician work but obviously with my 7 years experience in electronics i have a good grasp of the theory. im not talking about teaching him straight away but in the future, and by teaching him that includes paying for courses. I'm not silly I do know...

Just wondering if anybody that is self employed could give me a ball park figure of what liability and proffesional indemnity insurance is going to set me back if i go ahead with my plan ? thanks.

I appreciate what your saying and fully agree, however in this case my oppo is my cousin. He's struggling for work at the moment because of the influx in eastern european plasterers that are offering great rates. I have promised to teach him the sparky bit and he is going to teach me how to...

I have a little advantage that I havn't said, Im going to be going into a partnership with a fully qualified plasterer time served, so the house bashing bit should be slightly easier for me as I will have him to help me out in that respect. We're doing it as a combined plastering and Domestic...

hi thanks for the confidence, unfortunatly I have spent my time in the RAF as a communication electronics engineer, this has mainly covered stuff like Satellite coms and heavy radars so my design and comercial knowledge is questionable. I have had job offers in the region of 32k a year however I...

i just read that thread, i am cofused by the initial course which is part time over a year, I have a 2 year full time BTEC in a similar field with added experience to boot. It's obviously an electrical principle so would this BTEC cover me in that respect. Also the courses you have split are the...

Hi I a an Electronics Engineer with 7 years experience, I am currently undergoing some training qualifications to hopefully move into the domestic electrician field and possibly go self employed eventually. It is however very confusing to find out what is reuired to be a domestic electrician...