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Hi all,
I left school in '93 and got on to apprenticeship in electrical installation. I didn't finish the course for reasons I don't want to go into but I did carry on working as an apprentice/electricians mate until '98. So I did my first year at college and some of the second year but didn't get the qualifications in the end. Now after a long absence I'd like to get qualified to do domestic electrical installations. So I have experience in the trade but not the qualifications. I've looked at local colleges but none run night classes so that isn't an option for me as I work during the day. I looked online and found a few different courses but could fathom out what I actually need so I phoned NAPIT who told me that I could do a domestic installer course NA-FS1 which would enable me to work on domestic installs. Is this the best way to go? Any advice would be much appreciated.
I left school in '93 and got on to apprenticeship in electrical installation. I didn't finish the course for reasons I don't want to go into but I did carry on working as an apprentice/electricians mate until '98. So I did my first year at college and some of the second year but didn't get the qualifications in the end. Now after a long absence I'd like to get qualified to do domestic electrical installations. So I have experience in the trade but not the qualifications. I've looked at local colleges but none run night classes so that isn't an option for me as I work during the day. I looked online and found a few different courses but could fathom out what I actually need so I phoned NAPIT who told me that I could do a domestic installer course NA-FS1 which would enable me to work on domestic installs. Is this the best way to go? Any advice would be much appreciated.