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dunny2602
Hi all,
I was hoping for some advice.
I am 27 years old and am looking to become an electrician. I currently work in Property Management role whereby I pass works on to contractors on behalf of our landlords. I am quite handy myself and am looking to train to become an electrician and then also do general handywork i.e fix cupboards, general plumbing etc.
I am looking for some advice as to where I should begin. I have come across many "fast track" training schemes which sound great but am going to find it very difficult to take 4-6 weeks off work. My wife and I have recently had our first child who is now just over 6 weeks old and so I cannot afford to give up work. I need a course that I can do evenings or weekends without the need to take a lot of time off.
Can anyone suggest the best way? I am currently living in Leeds and would be grateful for any thoughts on how I can start on my way to becoming a fully qualified electrician.
I'll look forward to hearing your thoughts.
Thanks in advance for your help
All the best
Mark
I was hoping for some advice.
I am 27 years old and am looking to become an electrician. I currently work in Property Management role whereby I pass works on to contractors on behalf of our landlords. I am quite handy myself and am looking to train to become an electrician and then also do general handywork i.e fix cupboards, general plumbing etc.
I am looking for some advice as to where I should begin. I have come across many "fast track" training schemes which sound great but am going to find it very difficult to take 4-6 weeks off work. My wife and I have recently had our first child who is now just over 6 weeks old and so I cannot afford to give up work. I need a course that I can do evenings or weekends without the need to take a lot of time off.
Can anyone suggest the best way? I am currently living in Leeds and would be grateful for any thoughts on how I can start on my way to becoming a fully qualified electrician.
I'll look forward to hearing your thoughts.
Thanks in advance for your help
All the best
Mark