Search results

I’ll tell you the ironic thing about all this, the guy who runs the company is a member of this site! 🤯🤯🤯

I still have all the paperwork including where it says “ training people with little or no experience to become domestic installers via certified accreditation’s such as City & Guilds and EAL” This is there Code of Practise?!

I have some experience in the building game, over the years I have worked on many sites doing one thing or another. I just wish they had told us that 1- you need some electrical knowledge to do the course and 2- that the qualifications gained are just the basics to start you off. I could of then...

I haven’t signed up for any schemes as I don’t feel I have the knowledge or competence to pass ant assessments. At the “Training” you are given a choice of what exams you want to take, either C&G or eal, they lead you down the path that eal is the same but recognised by the trade as being...

Honestly, some but not enough, these courses give you the answers to the questions to pass exams, they don’t tell you how or why you get to the answers. Whichever is where the massive void becomes the problem, I feel I need to know the why’s and how’s.

I can assure you this is not a wind up, on paper, yes it says I am a qualified domestic electrician! It didn’t say how things are done and what to do with these qualifications, which is why I put the question out there to you guys.

Hi, I have IET Wiring Regs BS7671 2008, guidance note3 INDPECTION AND TESTING, electricians guide to building regs, on site guide and 7th Edition inspection testing and certification. I know they all tell me what I should do, but it didn’t give me any hands on thought provoking confidence...

Thanks for the advise, yes I do feel like I was ripped off, yes I do feel a plank!  I cant give up on this yet, I only want to work on small domestic jobs, nothing outside this. I agree the only way to learn to be an electrician is through an apprenticeship.  I shall continue to try to learn...

Hi, I am new to the forum. I done one of those 4 week electrical courses last year, I asked the qustion whilst booking, do you need any experience as I have none at all? They told me you didn’t as it was for complete novices and beginners. So I take the course, qualified Part P, 17th Edition...