This is what i have
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Hello All,
First post, these are the qualifications i have, do you think you could make an educated guess as to which licence i might be awarded,
level 1 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 2 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 3 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
NVQ 4 Electrical Engineering
16th Edition wiring
All these are City and Guilds awards.
There are some really good threads, keep up the good work,
I live in Brisbane as a perm resident, i did 22 years in the Navy and have no commercial background.
Right i think that will do
Regards
Kevin
First post, these are the qualifications i have, do you think you could make an educated guess as to which licence i might be awarded,
level 1 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 2 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 3 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
NVQ 4 Electrical Engineering
16th Edition wiring
All these are City and Guilds awards.
There are some really good threads, keep up the good work,
I live in Brisbane as a perm resident, i did 22 years in the Navy and have no commercial background.
Right i think that will do
Regards
Kevin
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I think it's more about the 'evidence' of your work that gets you the classification, rather than the certificates - so make sure you put in lots about connecting to the mains, and disconnecting from them - that way you should get Electrical Mechanic
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Hello All,
First post, these are the qualifications i have, do you think you could make an educated guess as to which licence i might be awarded,
level 1 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 2 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 3 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
NVQ 4 Electrical Engineering
16th Edition wiring
All these are City and Guilds awards.
There are some really good threads, keep up the good work,
I live in Brisbane as a perm resident, i did 22 years in the Navy and have no commercial background.
Right i think that will do
Regards
Kevin
First post, these are the qualifications i have, do you think you could make an educated guess as to which licence i might be awarded,
level 1 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 2 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
level 3 Electrical and Electronic craft studies
NVQ 4 Electrical Engineering
16th Edition wiring
All these are City and Guilds awards.
There are some really good threads, keep up the good work,
I live in Brisbane as a perm resident, i did 22 years in the Navy and have no commercial background.
Right i think that will do
Regards
Kevin
What branch were you? Also, have you done any wiring in civilian life?
Neil
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Hello,
I was a CWEM(O) when i finished, and yes i did wiring afterwards, but not for a living.
i did a full extention with a new fuse board and re-routed the old box wiring where posibile to the new box, and lots of socket/lights, some showers and the occasional oven jobs but only weekend work for friends and family.
i'm not holding out too much hope, i have read the threads and some of the people have nightmares and they did it for a living. i don't want to spend the money if it's not going to happen for me
I was a CWEM(O) when i finished, and yes i did wiring afterwards, but not for a living.
i did a full extention with a new fuse board and re-routed the old box wiring where posibile to the new box, and lots of socket/lights, some showers and the occasional oven jobs but only weekend work for friends and family.
i'm not holding out too much hope, i have read the threads and some of the people have nightmares and they did it for a living. i don't want to spend the money if it's not going to happen for me
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Hello,
I was a CWEM(O) when i finished, and yes i did wiring afterwards, but not for a living.
i did a full extention with a new fuse board and re-routed the old box wiring where posibile to the new box, and lots of socket/lights, some showers and the occasional oven jobs but only weekend work for friends and family.
i'm not holding out too much hope, i have read the threads and some of the people have nightmares and they did it for a living. i don't want to spend the money if it's not going to happen for me
I was a CWEM(O) when i finished, and yes i did wiring afterwards, but not for a living.
i did a full extention with a new fuse board and re-routed the old box wiring where posibile to the new box, and lots of socket/lights, some showers and the occasional oven jobs but only weekend work for friends and family.
i'm not holding out too much hope, i have read the threads and some of the people have nightmares and they did it for a living. i don't want to spend the money if it's not going to happen for me
http://www.qet.edu.au/
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Thanks for the pointer, i went to see Chris personnally, he gave me some pointers and a further avenues to go down,
regards
Kevin
regards
Kevin




