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David Raybould

Hi,

I started C & G L2 2365 at my local construction college early September. I am really enjoying the course and feel a new challenge ahead which should last many years. I previously graduated as a Psychiatric nurse in my mid 20s, however after about 10 years in H&S I fancy a change, I am now 30.

Currently I am wiring up basic lighting systems, such as two plate and three plate method. Installing radial circuits, just the very basics.

When should I start applying for mate/improver jobs? I have no prior experience in electricial installation.

David.
 
Well you can apply at anytime really, as its down to a company or owner to decide if they want to let you loose or supervise you. you need to find somebody with some big jobs on - maybe a house rewire where an extra pair of hands is needed... pay might not be great and it may help you to offer the odd day free as experience is often worth more than money..
At least you will have your first aid training if a nurse...
 
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I'm in the same boat mate, studying my 2365 level 2, ive got zero hands on experience but i come from an overhead line / construction / railway background and haven't even had 1 bite yet.

luckily im still employed but applying for every mate/improver job i see
 
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