So having read back through your posts you started with doing agency work as a tester, which implies going it alone.
You believe that because you have done these courses that an employer will see it as a level of maturity and commitment- no they see many people with these courses and some don’t really care and will allow you to do what you want without much in the way of support others will just cast you aside.
I am not trying to disrespect you here I’m just suggesting that you have been sold down the river by the training company. You, like many and you are not the first on here either, are being miss sold on what you will be capable of doing.
When these courses first came out they were for people who were sparks that had perhaps not kept up to date with the qualifications etc or who perhaps as in the old days had gained ‘grandfather’ rights so didn’t have the qualification to support their abilities. However these training providers see an opportunity to make money so started offering them as a means to start a new life in electrics to people like yourself.
All I’m saying it if you are serious about being an electrician then you really ought to do the fundamental courses not the periphery courses first.
