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Quickest way to become a domestic installer after many years' experience
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<blockquote data-quote="Doc Hudson" data-source="post: 476034" data-attributes="member: 1607"><p>I was always under the impression that the original concept of the short course path, was for people who have; on site experience, and limited qualifications. To bring them up-to-speed with current regs and part P. and to meet the basic qualification requirements needed to join one of the various approved bodies to allow self-certification of their work. Which to me sounds as though you are a typical candidate. Unlike some who try to use them as career change courses going from Postman, or Shopkeeper, or Insurance call-centre sales person, or Painter &amp; Decorater etc. Into "just doing domestic electrics" as they felt like a change!</p><p></p><p>What I think you need to do is decide which scheme you want to register with, so you can sign off all your own notifiable jobs. Then check exactly what their enrolment criteria are. Maybe worth ringing them up to confirm you are following the best route. Then get yourself on the most economical package of courses to bring you up to the level for your membership assessment.</p><p></p><p>Doc H</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doc Hudson, post: 476034, member: 1607"] I was always under the impression that the original concept of the short course path, was for people who have; on site experience, and limited qualifications. To bring them up-to-speed with current regs and part P. and to meet the basic qualification requirements needed to join one of the various approved bodies to allow self-certification of their work. Which to me sounds as though you are a typical candidate. Unlike some who try to use them as career change courses going from Postman, or Shopkeeper, or Insurance call-centre sales person, or Painter & Decorater etc. Into "just doing domestic electrics" as they felt like a change! What I think you need to do is decide which scheme you want to register with, so you can sign off all your own notifiable jobs. Then check exactly what their enrolment criteria are. Maybe worth ringing them up to confirm you are following the best route. Then get yourself on the most economical package of courses to bring you up to the level for your membership assessment. Doc H [/QUOTE]
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