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What qualification do I need to become a sparky?

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Ross588

I’ve finished a 4 year modern apprenticeship with mycompany with my following certs
EAL SVQ 3 Engineering Maintenance (Electrical) G79P23
EAL SVQ 3 Engineering Maintenance (Mechanical) GC8Y23
EAL SVQ 2 Performing Engineering OperationsElectrical/Mechanical GC9W22

HNC Engineering Electronics
NC Engineering Electrical
NC Engineering

My problem is my job role seemsto be going down the Mechanical route and I wish to go Electrical.
What courses would I need to getanother job as a spark?
All help or advice welcome.

Thanks

 

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