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You need to be working along side 3 years of college to be a meaning full electrician to any company.
 
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Nah, He pays his 4k, Joins NICEIC Domestic scheme gets a van, and becomes a electrician! ... does a **** job, and we get the remedial works.
 
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You need to be working along side 3 years of college to be a meaning full electrician to any company.
 
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You need to be working along side 3 years of college to be a meaning full electrician to any company.

Depends, I have had an electricians mate who had 10 years experience on site and was so good the firm we worked for sent him to college for a quick course and he got his 236 part 1 and AM1 and the firm made him up to a spark, I know it can't happen these days but experience on site can count for a lot, get your point though.
 
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