NAPIT Certification Scheme Napit Qualification requirements

[Richard3009]

Description of Part P and its requirements.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

True. But it does all start to get expensive. Although I dare say the crappy versions are not much cheaper.

well..no....

in fact they will prove to be more expensive...much more expensive wont they...

if they arn`t worth a cak out of whatever organisation is touting them...

its scandalous...

C&G is recognised...

Napit isn`t

C&G deliver qualifications

Napit deliver accreditations


see where we`re going here boys....

 

[SPARTYKUS]

I have an issue with £600

I
did my 2391 (better version of 2394/2395, oooo missus!) at night school with 25 other proper sparks over 12/14 weeks at night school. £260 including both exams

 

[R G]

The biggest fear here is that the Napit version would not be recognised by anyone other than Napit , and I would think this would not be acceptable on any JIB grading , which in the near future will be required , I would defo recommend you go for a recognised C&G course , otherwise you would be wasting your money...

 

[SPARTYKUS]

Agree with Ray never saw the attraction

 

[guest119]

Should hopefully get them free as im out of work right now.

Possibly will only be the 2382-20, 17th, they will pay for, which you might already have?

Boydy

 

[Englishman]

I have an issue with £600

Mine cost me £750 a few years ago!

 

[GLENNSPARK]

The biggest fear here is that the Napit version would not be recognised by anyone other than Napit , and I would think this would not be acceptable on any JIB grading , which in the near future will be required , I would defo recommend you go for a recognised C&G course , otherwise you would be wasting your money...

exactly my point.

it ISN`T recognised by anyone other than Napit.

this is why it`s such a load of bollox...

 

[NickD]

They are asking for 2394 C&G within 12 months of signing up, good grief cant i just do the job i have been doing for 30 years without all this damn expense and courses.

You may want to ask them whether they will expect you to do 2395 as well. They won't take anything you already have in lieu?

 

[Richard3009]

Trying to find a course local is another headache, will ring Lincoln college tomorrow

 

[Plonker 3]

Here you go, my google search worked

http://www.lincolncollege.ac.uk/sites/default/files/files/guides/Part Time Guide 2013.pdf

page 24

 

[Richard3009]

Been there, then read on about visiting the website, try finding it on there having done YOUR google search

 

[Richard3009]

City & Guilds 2391-10/2392-10 Inspection, Testing & Certification of Electrical Installations | Lincoln College using the old number

 

[Plonker 3]

That course is no longer certified by C&G, its all about the 2394 and 2395 now.

 

[Richard3009]

I suspect the website is out of date

 

[Plonker 3]

Yes, its in this years prospectus, but I have found colleges aren't much use at updating their websites.

 

[NDG Elecs]

My CG 2391 was around 350 if I recall correctly. That was around 5 yrs back.

I 100% agree Glenn, it ain't worth nowt to anyone else so always better to do the CG version. If the OP was planning on staying with NAPIT/NIC/or whoever for say the next ten years then there in-house courses is a possible route for them. If it was the cheaper and easier option then a lot will prob go down that route. I'm not saying it's right or good but that's the way it is.

 

[Richard3009]

You could simply ditch the scams issue the householder with the test sheets,and then its up to him/her if they wish to notify, who checks and governs all this mumbo

 

[Plonker 3]

But in that instance, they would have to notify LABC BEFORE the work commences, so they can then send their inspectors round during the works.

 

[Richard3009]

They've thought this one through haven't they the robbing swines.