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cheers chris you are right as with the others. I need to go to the basics and the GCSE physics seems a good place, will get some books. Hopefully when I get set up on my own, I will be honest with the customers and NEVER take on something that I do not know about. I would willingly go...

thanks everyone for replying. Paul Barker, all of what you say makes sense. I would primarily like to do servicing on gas appliances and then move slowly but surely onto repairs and fault finding. My first post probably suggested that I was only interested in learning about modern...

corgiman do you believe that a firm would take me on a part time basis ? I know, I know go and ask them !!

Bster yes mate I do have those books and they are very clear and concise. Perhaps at the level I am I need the book that he wrote as a warm up to those!!!!!

Bster no I do not know how to check for a 240v supply, so yes I take on board what you say and thanks for your posts.

You are probably quite right corgiman, however every time I enquire I get conflicting statements from the Corgi bods. If its 18mnths then so be it, I'm lucky that I work shifts at present that enables me enough time off to build up slowly. Now do you reackon that is 18mnths full time as at...

cheers bster I will keep an eye out for such a book ( if one Exists!!) Do you think a basic beginners type electronics book will do? Need to learn how to use a multi meter competently also !!!

hi chaps first post so be gentle. Having no real plumbing experience I enrolled on a Basic Gas Utilisation course in sept 2005 at Nescot college and after that completed my ACS CCN1 and elements in sept 2006. Since then I have been working in my spare time with a local rgi to build up a...