This is what Napit suggested and I have considered it. But being temporarily out of the industry would make it difficult to get the evidence for the portfolio. As I mentioned earlier there are a couple of things within the scope that I haven't got previous evidence to draw on as there more commercial installation and I've been almost entirely domestic.
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This is what Napit suggested and I have considered it. But being temporarily out of the industry would make it difficult to get the evidence for the portfolio. As I mentioned earlier there are a couple of things within the scope that I haven't got previous evidence to draw on as there more commercial installation and I've been almost entirely domestic.
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I am in almost the same boat, although I am registered for a scheme, and as I have been continuously, I have been told no NVQ required... BUT... for how long until they change their rules yet again? I feel too at the mercy of these private corporations, so I am being pro-active.
Where did you find the full list of required work, where it says cable tray, conduit etc?
(ref - my similar thread C&G NVQ 2346-03 Experienced Worker Assessment | on Free Electrical Advice - Electricians Forums - https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/c-g-nvq-2346-03-experienced-worker-assessment.213060/)
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