Is this a good electrical route ?

[gavlar]

hi ,

im doing some night classes and was just wondering if this sounds like a good electrical route ....

part - p , 17th edition , c+g 2392 , leading on to the c+g 2391 ...... ?

i understand this would just allow me to work on domestic propertys ?

would i be able to work on larger commercial jobs with these qualifications ?

any info from a sparkie would be appreciated ...

thankyou

 

[highspark]

Its a short course route which will leave you with very little hands on experience and in all honesty un-competent. To answer you're question yes you can work on any domestic and commercial premises. There are no rules or regulations to say you can't.

 

[ezzzekiel]

depends on your experience - most firms wouldnt employ without proper training route, so self employed you would probably need to go.

 

[DurhamSparky]

spend your cash on a holiday!

 

[gavlar]

thanks for your comments ,

i know expereience is the key ,,

also this is a very expensive route to take to .. registering with organizations etc , but like you say the route im thinking bout taking would probably require me to go the self employed route, which could be risky with a baby on the way ,

might have to plod on with the security systems for a while ..

 

[derek preece]

As far as I know there is no 'part-p' qualification as part p is just a building regulation

 

[ezzzekiel]

local college route over night classes prob cheaper and better