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markharris
Hello guys,
Was wondering if any of you out there have achieved an NVQ Level 3 whilst working for yourself. I am in a position where I have started my own business as a self-employed electrician, doing domestic and commercial installations, I have C&G's 2382,2377,2391,2330.
I get the impression you have to work for someone, with reference to witnessing work etc.
I was in the armed forces for 25 years, and started doing 2330 about 3 years before I came outside, and got the rest cracked around the period I left. I have got a house and kids so there was no way I could of done an apprenticeship with the money they pay you for that.
On reading some of the threads on here, I get the impression that the majority of guys who have served an apprenticeship take a dim view on those that haven't, not even regarding them as electricians in one poll.
I'd like to do the NVQ Level 3 to obviously increase my qualifications but also my standing with regards to apprenticeship served sparks......if that makes sense.
Was wondering if any of you out there have achieved an NVQ Level 3 whilst working for yourself. I am in a position where I have started my own business as a self-employed electrician, doing domestic and commercial installations, I have C&G's 2382,2377,2391,2330.
I get the impression you have to work for someone, with reference to witnessing work etc.
I was in the armed forces for 25 years, and started doing 2330 about 3 years before I came outside, and got the rest cracked around the period I left. I have got a house and kids so there was no way I could of done an apprenticeship with the money they pay you for that.
On reading some of the threads on here, I get the impression that the majority of guys who have served an apprenticeship take a dim view on those that haven't, not even regarding them as electricians in one poll.
I'd like to do the NVQ Level 3 to obviously increase my qualifications but also my standing with regards to apprenticeship served sparks......if that makes sense.