Discuss Qualified Electricians Please! in the Electrician Courses : Electrical Quals area at ElectriciansForums.net
Hi,You need to tell us what the NVQ pack requires and deems is a "qualified electrician"?
The qualified person has to have a gold card, be willing to give me a copy of his or her qualifications, give me a copy of their up to date CV, give me their full name, I'll also need their address and they would need to sign off all my tasks once completed by me, please.You need to tell us what the NVQ pack requires and deems is a "qualified electrician"?
I don't think so, you need to be on site to watch you doing the tasks.which dum --- it going to do that.The qualified person has to have a gold card, be willing to give me a copy of his or her qualifications, give me a copy of their up to date CV, give me their full name, I'll also need their address and they would need to sign off all my tasks once completed by me, please.
I don't think so, you need to be on site to watch you doing the tasks.which dum --- it going to do that.
National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) - ERR Ltd.
errltd.co.uk
mmm, i dont doubt the need to ensure the electrician overseeing the NVQ would have to disclose their details to ensure the NVQ is being managed correctly, however, they do appear to be having a problem delivering against their own claims......
In reality, a stranger electrician giving you their personal details to be used to justify an NVQ without that electrician actually being your mentor does appear far fetched.
I agree. That was what I suggested!I'd be asking them for a refund and considering asking trading standards to take a look at their business practices.
It would appear as though they can't provide the comprehensive training offered and are instead asking students to find a random electrician, whose details can be used to pretend work has been inspected.
There have been issues raised about several training providers, but this is an entirely new effort at getting around certifying body requirements. I reckon City & Guilds and EAL would be interested to learn about these guys.
Thanks for this information. I'll contact trading standard regarding this.I'd be asking them for a refund and considering asking trading standards to take a look at their business practices.
It would appear as though they can't provide the comprehensive training offered and are instead asking students to find a random electrician, whose details can be used to pretend work has been inspected.
There have been issues raised about several training providers, but this is an entirely new effort at getting around certifying body requirements. I reckon City & Guilds and EAL would be interested to learn about these guys.
Reply to Qualified Electricians Please! in the Electrician Courses : Electrical Quals area at ElectriciansForums.net
We get it, advertisements are annoying!
Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks useful features of our website. For the best site experience please disable your AdBlocker.