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Just had a news letter from My Local Electrician and saw the article in it.
Plug in to success with the UK
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Plug in to success with the UK
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Discuss Glad to see the domestic work is booming in the midlands in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Guys I know this post has been an eyeopener but just to say he will not be back on as somebody with his ego cuts and run hence why the wee dig ie you guys have caught me out so heres a dig before I retreat and look like I am taking the moral high ground.
Well been on this forum 3 years and this post tells me everything that is wrong in our trade and yes at times its frustrating because these clowns are running the show but there is one thing I have learned is that when people tell me that this country is the leader when it comes to standards well I am sorry we are no better than some currupt third world country we just better in dressing it up for public consumption.
I would also say that when you hear a politician slag off Europe remember we are the clowns for letting them brainwash us to thinking Europe is the Boogy man here because lets face it they have electricians registration schemes yep you can fool some of the people all the time..............................................................
To be fair it's not just TradeSkills4U there's a whole glut of them all jumped on the same bandwagon.
Still trying to work out which trade is gonna be these skillz center's target after they've finished with the sparks because they're gonna have to hit somewhere to keep the cash rolling in AND to give those they've trained up on these crash courses some other skillz due to the saturation of the electrical trade.
i would say that these training companies have never fooled those electricians already in the electrical industry... But then we are the least of there worries, they are far more interested in those shelf stacker's down at ASDA's and Tesco's!!
They've already started round our way mate. You, yes You could become a Electrical Trainee (or even less perhaps) plasterer, tiler, brickie or joiner at a centre near us.Still trying to work out which trade is gonna be these skillz center's target after they've finished with the sparks because they're gonna have to hit somewhere to keep the cash rolling in
You're right E, but that's the point; when you say in the electrical industry, anyone working outside of domestic or light commercial isn't subject to this problem (thank the Lord). Just for the entertainment value I'm tempted to phone up a local Electrical Trainee and ask him what he thinks I should do with nuisance tripping on my circuit breaker, and when he asks what breaker it is tell him it's a Masterpact STR rated at 1000A.
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