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@Sharpend yes I think that's what it is. I did more research and looks like a lot of companies doing the same. It's difficult to find an 'proper engineering' job advert as they're all advertised as engineering haha.

Also, there are companies who does 'exam only'. So apparently I can sit for the exam without a course if I'm confident. Although I trust my background, I'd like to take some sort of guided course before taking the exam, but I'm not sure if I should do it, or find and online course (which would...

Thank you @Speed, that was really helpful. So, when I want to apply for jobs to work as an Electrical Engineer, they (almost all of them) ask for the 17th or 18th edition, and also other City&Guilds certificates such as 2391 Inspection certificate etc. My understanding was, I needed the 18th...

Electrical and Electronics Engineer, but I also worked as electrician before getting my degree (but I don't have a qualification/certificate for electrician work). My problem is, all electrical maintenance engineering positions requiring 18th edition and some additional city&guild...

so anyone can go and take an open book exam and become a certified/qualified electrician? I feel like there should be some sort of requirements or trainings before the exam. 

Hi everyone. I hope you are all doing well. I'm an Electrical and Electronics Engineer and I'm not an UK citizen. I moved to UK about 10 days ago and I have full working rights. First thing I did was my NARIC assessment, and I have got  RQF level 6 which is equivalent to NVQ level 4. But rather...

My name is Kadir and I moved to the UK a week ago. I came across to this website while doing research about certifications. I'm actually an Electrical engineer and did my NARIC assessment, but every job advert I look at is asking for 18th Edition thing and now I'm trying to understand what it is...