20 days electrical training for somone who has no knowledge about electric

[Pete999]

I'm done with it anyway tel. People come here & ask for help, but won't help themselves by answering when asked for basic information

Yep Ive had it as well

 

[telectrix]

yep. better things to do with my time... like opening a beer.

 

[telectrix]

think he didn't like what he heard and has gone on to retrain as a plumber.

 

[Kamikaze]

We could have had a cracking forum party for £2500. The knowledge and experience he would have picked up from the members would have been a better investment.

 

[hightower]

Two and a half grand wouldn't cover tels and Pete's alcohol let alone anyone elses

 

[Kamikaze]

Yeah…but if all the wannabes blowing their money on mickey mouse certificates chipped in together, it would be doable.

 

[Specialist]

Yeah…but if all the wannabes blowing their money on mickey mouse certificates chipped in together, it would be doable.

Hmm just about, but might have to buy our own food

 

[davesparks]

yes it was an open book exam but the duration of time is not much . its easier for the experienced eletricians to cope . i have paid a large sum of money about £2500 hoping to be an apprentice earning low wages so as to gain experience after the 20 days course

It is easier for the electricians because the regs exam is designed for qualified electricians as an addition to their qualifications.

I afraid to say you have been conned out of £2500.

 

[Madocks]

I think hes a troll, he said hes failed PAT testing? I dont know anyone who could fail that

Regs isnt a hard exam, usually courses put this towards the end of the training package as you would of picked up a lot of info.

What exactly is the course and where

 

[Specialist]

Hi Madocks: He's shy & not telling