Can anyone recommend any electrical courses for a plumber/gas fitter wanting to gain more knowledge/qualifications. I have emailed a couple of colleges that say you need to be employed by a electrical firm to by on there courses.
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Hi,
This might not be exactly what you are after, but I can thoroughly recommend an HNC/HND in electric and electronic engineering from Teesside university:
https://www.tees.ac.uk/undergraduat...nic_engineering_by_flexible_open_learning.cfm
The course is totally on-line.
If you wish to continue past the HND, another year can get you a full degree.
It is expensive, and may not get you the hands on experience of an apprenticeship, but the knowledge and theory gained is invaluable.
This might not be exactly what you are after, but I can thoroughly recommend an HNC/HND in electric and electronic engineering from Teesside university:
https://www.tees.ac.uk/undergraduat...nic_engineering_by_flexible_open_learning.cfm
The course is totally on-line.
If you wish to continue past the HND, another year can get you a full degree.
It is expensive, and may not get you the hands on experience of an apprenticeship, but the knowledge and theory gained is invaluable.
That course will, in no way, add to the skills or knowledge for ELECTRICAL installation work.
It is an HNC/HND course in ELECTRONICS.
The direction the OP probably needs is City and Guilds. But, as mentioned, we need clarification of what he is hoping to achieve from the training.
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