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that figure doesn't include scheme registration.

funny that the train centres never seem to mention that all the schemes require you to have 2 years experience ;)

I think you'll find in practice it's a lot easier to get in than the official line stated.
 
I think you'll find in practice it's a lot easier to get in than the official line stated.

i know. i just thought i'd drop that in for fun. must be bored.

when i rang one of the schemes a while ago i asked what i need to do to prove i've got the required 2 years experience. the girl said "uhh... uhhh... you dont have to do anything, we just trust you." :tearsofjoy:
 
i know. i just thought i'd drop that in for fun. must be bored.

when i rang one of the schemes a while ago i asked what i need to do to prove i've got the required 2 years experience. the girl said "uhh... uhhh... you dont have to do anything, we just trust you." :tearsofjoy:
Must be a new requirement.. i wasn't asked to have any experience, just an eye test :) ...should have gone to Specsavers.
 
Not an issue now. Putting on hold for now. Spoken to a new sparky and told him my issues and we've agreed a good working practice that suits both of us, so trying that 1st.
Kit wise I have most things apart from the mf tester.
Hopefully my new sparky will be a good one
 
Not an issue now. Putting on hold for now. Spoken to a new sparky and told him my issues and we've agreed a good working practice that suits both of us, so trying that 1st.
Kit wise I have most things apart from the mf tester.
Hopefully my new sparky will be a good one
 

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