I have decided I want a career change

[matey123]

Hello people,

Basically I am 24 years old and currently a financial adviser, I've thought about it long and hard if it's something that I want to do in the long run and it's not, I find the office jobs very boring. Rolling on, my father is a property developer, and introduced me to electrics, the very basics, wiring and fitting sockets etc.

I enjoy the work, I like getting my hands dirty lol. So in order to go down the domestic/commercial route, would I have to take the 2365 level 2 and 3 course. Also would I have to take any additional qualifications after?

Any help would be appreciated? i.e. which route to go down for beginners and also I don't mind paying ££££ for fast track courses as long as it's the right qualification.


Thanks

 

[matey123]

Well you cannot be much cop then, my nephew does the exact same job and earns a fortune, drives a 70K range rover and wears nice suits, time to think about what your doing wrong IMO.

lol money isn't the issue, and well people younger than me have nice suits/designer gear and a rolex and they are only on minimum wage.

 

[matey123]

Never seen a poor financial adviser but seen plenty of poor sparks.......

it's not what you know, its who you know hahahahaha

 

[Pete999]

lol money isn't the issue, and well people younger than me have nice suits/designer gear and a rolex and they are only on minimum wage.

And lots of Credit Cards no doubt.

 

[Squid]

if i had to wear a suit, i'd change career or commit suicide.

Pulls you a better class of female, I did my time in the City.....

 

[Squid]

it's not what you know, its who you know hahahahaha

So you need to know the right people as thats where it seems to have wrong for you ;o)))))

 

[telectrix]

solicitors, estate agents, and other forms of pond life wear suits. last suit i possessed was a powder blue drape suit with black trim, got too fat for it in 1972. similar to this: