Electrical Training

[polgara]

Got lots of 'little' electrical jobs around the house and don't know anything about electrics (can just about rewire a plub ) - does anyone know of a basic electrical training course. I'd feel more happier/safer being taught than learning from a book etc.

We're having more substantial electrical work doing later in the year so could get everything checked/certified then (is that legit?)

ETA - did a C&G (Decorating) course at my local technology college...and they do lots of construction courses but all seems to require working in the industry (eg apprenticeships)

 

[Chivers7]

Depends on what type of work you are wanting to complete??

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Electric-Wi...0750659157/ref=pd_sim_b_2/203-5272476-5236709

This books well worth the money.

 

[polgara]

Really rather have hands on training.....any other offers?

 

[Cremeegg]

Not allowed to advertise on here but try Googling something like Builder Training or Electrical Training - there are some centres that do two day or four half day training as a basic foundation course in electrics. Without that knowledge they wont let you do any Part P courses.