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Electrical Training
Changes to the Building Regulations mean that a significant
proportion of all electrical work carried out in dwellings in England and Wales now has to be notified to the local
building control department. This means that there has never been a better time to become a qualified domestic electrical
installer. With the average salary of an electrician being £37,823
and £53,071 for an electrical engineer (higher earnings in self employment) electricians are already
reaping the rewards brought about by new legislation, why delay any longer? Enroll today to start working towards your new
career.
Fits
in with your spare time! You
will be supported throughout your learning programme by experienced instructors. There are 3 main modules to complete.
For
each module it will take 3-8 weeks study from home (depending on spare time available) followed by 5 days practical training
at your local regional training centre. (A
total of 15 days practical training.) For those wishing to use their skills
on-site, there is an extra, optional module covering site safety requirements along with the CSCS site safety card. Visits to the centre fit in
with your available time. EARN AS YOU LEARN! There is no need to wait until you've completed
all the courses for your new lifestyle to start. As
soon as you've acquired some of your new skills you can put them to work doing jobs that require part qualification. Call us now on 0700 341 8645 See training details and training fee - link at top of page. |
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