How hardcan it be

[Sintra]

Forget about the courses. Just read the book.

 

[Paul.M]

Absolutely. The 3 week course is the way to go so you've got a thorough background understanding of electrical principals. There are those who cut corners and take the fast track rout with the 2 week course but realistically there's no way this kind of limited scope training is going to equip you with the a broad enough knowledge base to function autonomously in an industry. Please don't be afriad to invest in that extra week of training, it will pay off in the long run.

I think wallnut should do the 5th week of training and become an Industrial spark. It cost an extra £2000 but teaches how to do cable tray. Should be helpful?

 

[Barry White]

thought this was a wind up from a past or present member but if you are real take a look about the forum I have done a search for you

http://www.electriciansforums.co.uk...triciansforums.co.uk/&ref=&ss=5062j3063474j13

 

[GMES]

Good for you walnut if you can get there as fast as that then you will soon be earning the big bucks.

 

[Silly Sausage]

Walnut, if you need some pratical on the job experience, I know just the man!

 

[Octopus]

So Am I right in thinking that with the course you speak about is it really intensive cause someone told me a 5 day block course would sort me out and after that I would be Part P qualified.
Is part P a good qualification to have.

What exactly is a Part P qualification?

 

[walnutwhip]

Archy that is very kind of you , it's not true what they say about sparks all being up there own ar$ses. I was a little nervous about posting but it looks like I was worried about nothing.

 

[Sintra]

The guys just a chancer. Obviously just wants everything the easy way.

 

[walnutwhip]

What exactly is a Part P qualification?

Have you not taken that course, if not does that mean you're not an electrician???

 

[Marvo]

Is part P a good qualification to have.

Part P isn't a qualification, it's just a sticker that you put on you van to make your customers think you're extra-qualified.