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Hi all, I am changing my career at 24 and going from teaching personal training courses to become a gas engineer. Starting L2 plumbing NVQ in January - exciting times. 1 step back for 2 steps forward. Will be tough going from earning to not at all but eager to take on the challenge.

Gwion. Cardiff
 
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Hi Gwion

Welcome to the forums,good luck on your change of direction and course,hopefully you will find forums helpful and informative

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Thanks all. I am doing a course with Cardiff and Vale College at Trowbridge campus. It's called 'Pathways to Apprenticeship' and is funded by the Welsh assembly - if you are under 25. I applied to start the Heating and Vent in Sep 2012 but they said I wouldn’t get funding next year as I'd be 25 and would have to start at Level 1. So they are starting me on the current course in January. I’m about 3 months behind but reading into the books to catch up.

I've also just realised that I am doing the technical certificate at college, not NVQ. This has become clear to me upon reading my books. The course does, however, include work placement for 6 weeks with the aim of an offer of an apprenticeship next year. We'll see, fingers crossed!
 
Thanks all! On the course now and enjoying it a lot. Very steep learning curve, made the right choice, thats for sure :)
 
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