Go on then, shoot me down

[Deleted member 72666]

Just be careful on which 2394/5 course you do as imo C&G is the way to go and not the EAL version. Afaik the differences are in the written part of the exam, a multichoice open book exam awaits you for the EAL whereas the C&G is a written (answer all questions) closed book exam. If I was an employer I know which ones I would prefer any potential employee to hold.

 

[Royce44]

Thankyou all for your replies, much appreciated.

i will get straight on the books ordering mine must be a good 2years out of date now.
And yes i plan to take the course in the new year, the xmas break sounds an ideal time to get in the revision.

not sure i follow your last comment stantheman, you mean the employer would prefer me to take the EAL open book exam as theres less chance of me failing so he doesnt pay for a re-test?

 

[Royce44]

In fact, ignore me as ive found the answer in another thread. Ill opt for the c&g

 

[pitkin2020]

The EAL course is open book for some if it. The science exam isn't though. The EAL course also covers legislation, designing systems which is built into the practical assessments. Test and inspection is a fair bit in level 3 as well.
C&g have had the monopoly and to compare eal to 5www is stupid, I've been doing it for longer than 5'weeks I can assure you lol

 

[Deleted member 72666]

In fact, ignore me as ive found the answer in another thread. Ill opt for the c&g

Good Man!