Electrical and Plumbing Skills - Progressive Training With Integrity!

The Construction Trade is estimated to be worth inthe necessary foundation knowledge.
excess of £ 110 billion and employs 1.5 million! TheAn NVQ knowledge training takes time to achieve,
industry involves a wide range of high technical keyusing a combination of off-the-job training with a
skills such as electrical and plumbing to bricklaying,training provider and working with an employer in the
plastering, tiling, carpentry and joinery.sector. Remember - 'quickie' courses aimed at the DIY
Good quality trade companies and employers alwaysmarket may be useful for background or the most
look to recruit fully trained and competent personnelbasic skills, but hardly prepare someone to become a
with recognised qualifications who are prepared toskilled trades person.
honour codes of responsible, professional standards.At an approved and accredited trade skills training
Compliance with laws, regulations, standards andcentre, a tailored knowledge learning path can been
codes to safeguard the environment, public health anddeveloped as a structured series of courses, which
safety, combined with the desire to constantlycan be followed to naturally take an entry level student
broaden, improve and maintain skills, knowledge andright through all the necessary training and qualifications
personal qualities are the distinguishing traits of bothto be ready to enter the industry at a very high level.
work and service excellence.This can favourably put a student, who has
Personal qualities of integrity and workmanship areundertaken and qualified at each step of the related
acquired as part of learning your trade in acourse ladder, at an advantage in the employment
corresponding professional training environment. Anapplication process.
experienced and expert tutor will naturally transfer theirEmployers look for at least basic practical skills and
own standards of required adherence to qualityessential knowledge gained from a respected City &
standards of workmanship, which hold good for yourGuilds qualification or foundation award so that they
entire working life, not just for passing coursecan at least put the apprentice to work alongside more
assessments to obtain qualifications!experienced and qualified people. In addition, they will
Most trades currently require an NVQ at Level 2 or 3encourage beginners to further their knowledge and
to be classed as qualified. For those wishing towork towards an NVQ.
become an electrician, the City & Guilds 2330 Level 2With industry recognised training you will have already
is the recognised entry point and for those looking toattained the necessary qualifications to impress at
become a plumber, then the City & Guilds Plumbinginterview and parachute you into your chosen job
6129 Technical Certificate is the course to commencedestination!