gas training

[newcareer]

has anyone heard of cts consultants , i want to train to be plumber / corgi trained this company seem good but charge a hell of a lot 8k to train you,

 

[breezer]

i will do it for 6k, and i have a lab, not a corgi, will that do?

 

[newcareer]

so i take it thats a no then

 

[gavinda]

the only way to learn and actually end up with a job is to train with a practicing company.

training schemes are a laugh. ask them how may of their previous students are now trading as heating engineers and ask for some references.

 

[sbgasman]

really bad time to do this new career,i have been a gasman/corgi reg for 26 years and never known it so quiet work wise,don't believe the lies about do this traing course and you can earn £70k,it does not happen,imho
Damian

 

[Deleted member 105431]

the market is flooded with fast track clueless idiots, BG employ alot of them. Do yourself a favour and look elsewhere.

 

[bengasman]

i have been corgi registered for years, but if they would GUARANTEE the 70k, i would sign up for the course without delay.

it is a scam.

 

[gavinda]

the market is flooded with fast track clueless idiots, BG employ alot of them. Do yourself a favour and look elsewhere.

change the record mickey.

 

[ChrisR]

We all like to scorn fast track courses, but some people do succeed with them. You may as well not bother trying to get employment with a company after doing one, but I've seen a few start up on their own. They flounder and get things wrong before finding their feet, or drop out.
A very unsatisfactory way of doing things.
Not a good time to be putting yourself at the least competent end of an industry under strain.

 

[bengasman]

nothing wrong with a fast track course if you have a background with transferable skills, experience in plumbing/soldering, and for a decent price (not £5000 +) and without the insinuation that you will be on 50, 60 or 70k next year.