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Level 4 - HND - HNC

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Hi all

im new to the forum and would just like to know the next step after a NVQ Level 3? Would maybe one day like to teach.

Cheers

Paul
 
Welcome Along.

You could also look at the C&G 2394/5 or 2396.

For HNC, HND or degree consider a Building Services course which covers mechanical as well as electrical theory.
 

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