E qualified

[baldeagle690]

Does anyone know if E Qualified is any good? Can't post the link as the site won't let me but £130 instead of nearly £500 seems too good to be true.

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[Johnuk]

E Qualified is just 17th edition up date course i think, if you just want to sit the exam its only 45pound or less, the course is just a big rip off

 

[Octopus]

Astonishing.

Sites like this are probably why this site gets so many "qualified" people who shouldn't be allowed to use a hammer let alone practice as a sparky

Do you have much practical experience??

 

[trev]

So what exactly will you be getting for your money?
How does becoming E qualified work?
Sounds pretty bloody scary to me.

 

[baldeagle690]

I'm a 16th Technician qualified so have always been on site, running up to 2.5 Mil jobs right down to small contracts where it's just me. All industrial/commercial with the odd domestic. Very hands on just qualifications out of date.

 

[kingeri]

The 17th followed by Amendment 1 introduced some fairly big changes....might be worth taking the full course, I'd just try your local college if I were you!

 

[RmBo_0]

I went with them last year to do my 2382-10. I just wanted to do the exam as I spent 3 1/2 years at college and had a decent understanding of the regs. You pay the money and they let you download information about the exam and give you mock tests etc and then you do your exam. I thought it was perfect for me. Didn't want to spend a fortune on a 3 day course. Passed first time with 92%

 

[stanleyben]

i did the 17th edition with E qualified was a good experience ive got my 16th done 3 years at college and really didnt want the hassle of college 2 eves a week and the 400/500 to do it with E qualified they send u all the documents u need on a power point to work through at your own pace and can go back or pause would rather work through at own pass than an idiot from a college with a power point slide falling asleep in the back so worked for me and would recommend

 

[baldeagle690]

Just wondering what 17th courses are available? Until now I've been told I need to do the full course, but someone told me yesterday I could just do an update course as I'm 16th qualified already for around £100. Possibly through the NIC via my employer. Any ideas?

 

[mpoy222]

I'm thinking of going on this 'course' , its advertised as C&G2382-12 - Full Course on their website. My local college want £350 for a 3 day course and they aren't running any for 2 months which is no good to me. I'm up to speed on the BGB so i just need a quick refresher and then the exam so this course sounds ideal. My only reservation is that they don't even supply a phone number so you can ring and ask details about the course. It says they will supply a number when you enroll but why not put one on their website? I would just book an exam but i cant find any details on how or where to do it, i thought it had to be through a college or training provider.

 

[stanleyben]

I was in same situation isnt to good to be true there should be an enrolment link on the site all details are sent through once u enrol if you look on the city and guild web site it's on the list of authootired colleges is a great and cheap way to do it also u will receive a cd rom with all revision and mock exam software

 

[Johnuk]

E Qualified is just 17th edition up date course i think, if you just want to sit the exam its only 45pound or less, the course is just a big rip off

read this people, just do the exam course is a waste of money, but if you are dumb waste your money lol

 

[mpoy222]

read this people, just do the exam course is a waste of money, but if you are dumb waste your money lol

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Do you know of any C&G approved test centers that allow you to just sit the exam? If i could find one i would do it. I'd feel a lot more dumb if i paid £350 to sit in a classroom for 3 days watching a powerpoint presentation so at the moment this seems like my best option.

 

[Gary Warner]

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[Pete999]

Agree with johnuk the course is a rip off, go on line get some past papers and practice and just pay the £45 for the online exam