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Discuss ECS Gold card reverse in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Its not 'easy' as you say to get an approved elec card Anthony, your getting your wires crossed a bit I think.
It's quite insulting too as Ive worked hard and am proud to be at the stage I am.....yet I know I don't take home pay what I'm worth.
Yes i agree it's far too easy for Joe bloggs to go to a college or online these days do part p, 18th edition (that is open book) and crack on.....
But JIB still has its grading as defined as it always has done.....
To be approved you need:
NVQ3
2391 or is it 2394 today? Test and inspect which is not open book and with generally a 30% pass rate not exactly handed out easily.
At least 3 years working as electrician.
If approved cards are getting handed out willy nilly as you say......where's your evidence?
Having Approved Status, Technician Status, Test and Inspection makes very little in monetary terms.
Also your only worth what someone wants to pay you , don't matter what you think.
Don't take anything as an insult, its the way the industry is and a few facts nothing more nothing less.
Another route for an Approved Electrician Gold Card is via the NICEIC. Any QS for an approved contractor can gain the card via their company and the NICEIC do not revoke card if you leave the company. Back door route someone with out all the Qualifications anyone else needs to gain a card.
Those cards don't have the JIB logo printed on them thou I think, so obviously not a real gold card !
Pre 1998 (or somewhere around that time), only C&G part 1 & 2 was needed for a grading was it not ? without any need for an NVQ3 or AM2. So in that case it would've be easier to get grading ?; then again colleges did practical's and/or work book's so I guess that evened it out.
Not that I agree with colleges dropping practical element, I think its sickening and its not the kids fault is it.
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