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Adam-D
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certificate do i need to be a general house electrition?
u know re-wire's general house stuff?
MikeE
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I think it is grade C
ask Ben on here he's a sparkey apprentice
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ive got gnvq in electrical engineering
bu like gas fitters have to be corgi approved what is it for sparky's?
MikeE
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Dunno i'm a chippy

Adam-D
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im looking for a new job early/mid next year one i can live off
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to be a qualified sparky ya need to do ur 4year otherwise ur just a labourer. house or industrial is just the same
Adam-D
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how much is a labourour on? annually?
Ben
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Think its 5an hour at our place , so £200 per wk basic x 52 =£10,400 b4 tax which is no way what ur wanting , how do u pull 20k a yr at mc Ds
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i need to pull 20k a year atm im getting 7k max
MikeE
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
how much is a labourour on? annually?


Adam mate dont waste ur time being a labourour its fcukin shit!
I got a mate at work who is one, age 16 £4 an hour get £160 a week b4 tax! Im on same but i'm an apprentice carpenter getting a trade so its worth it
Adam-D
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sod it ill be a bin man

[Edited on 01-01-2004 by Adam-D]
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wait a min if u have a gnvq in electrical engineering wtf u doin?
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the standard electrician qualification is the city and guilds 2360, your generally considered qualified if you get your part 2, 3 years course on a day release thing. With your electrical engineering qualification you would walk the C&G course, i did something similar myself... the corgi equivilent for electricians is NICEIC (national inspection council for electrical installation contracting)

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NICEIC is the electricians version of the CORGI certificate.
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you would need a city and guilds qualification i should think.
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beast
so i do the c+g part 3 straight in and or the niceic course/qualification--is it just a test?

and see what i can doo then just get a job as a sparky every one needs sparky's
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nah u do the city and guilds part 1+2 and your a qualified electrician, nvq's etc are extras, i have my c+g part 1+2 and my nvq level 1,2+3, now going for my 16th edition test and inspection then prob do my part 3 nxt year, but the part 3 is an option and not necessary! u need to be niceic certified if you want to run your own business, alot of companys are niceic certified, its a company that gets inspected not individuals, as to quality of work and testing etc, and everything conforming to bs7671!
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i thank you
how long would it take to do c+g 1+2
DaveC
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3 years on day release normally
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bugger that i need anew job in under 6 months i goota get outta that place
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all depends mate, i did a one day a week course, and that was 2 years for the part 1, and a further year for the part 2, but my apprentice is doing the same but at a different college and his course is 4 years! really the part 1 is a piece of piss and is a multichoice exam! part 2 is the brainwork, not so much regulations as u get the aid of the regs book, but the principles side can be confusing!
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am gonna ave to go the job centre \ colledge see what i can do.
i need a new job so bad its unreal
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My carpenter apprentership is 2years for NVQ2 and if i go on todo NVQ3 its 1 year
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im almost 22 dont wanna stay at home much longer

[Edited on 01-01-2004 by Adam-D]
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how much would an apprentership pay anuually?

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