NVQ Level 2

[fuzzy]

If you are self employed t is OK if they are not working with you but pop in and check on you.

mmmm, id say thats the least that would be expected

 

[Jamie Banks]

Any help, need a college locally to do my 6089. Live around the Chester, North Wales area, Liverpool, Manchester etc.

Anyone done a NVQ and can help around this area. Also still looking out for someone who can help with getting to a good level. Have alot of work lined up were a local plumber may benefit quite alot from. So everyone's a winner

Looking for the best route rather than the quickest - so something where i can learn from one of the best

 

[mozza]

Hi,
I am 39 years of age and have recently been made redundant.
I now see this as an opportunity to embark on a new career in plumbing and heating. I have previously worked in the plumbing industry and have knowledge and experience in the duties of running pipework, boiler installations, full central heating installations, servicing of boilers, fault finding and repairs and general jobbing duties. I also have experience running screwed and barrelled pipework on an industrial level.
I am starting the city and guilds 6129 basic plumbing level 2 course at Midkent college in September and i intend to run the NVQ 6089 alongside this providing i can find employment within the industry.
I am honest, hardworking, trustworthy and reliable, and willing to learn. I have my own tools and a clean driving license and my own vehicle.
I am looking to learn and gain knowledge from an experienced plumber/heating engineer.
If you or anyone you know could utilise me and my skills i would be extremely grateful of the opportunity to learn and train with you.
I live in the Sevenoaks area of Kent, and am able to travel into London.
Also any tips, addresses, contacts or advice would be greatly received.
Thanks Chris Morris.
[email protected]

 

[fuzzy]

Hi,
I am 39 years of age and have recently been made redundant.
I now see this as an opportunity to embark on a new career in plumbing and heating. I have previously worked in the plumbing industry and have knowledge and experience in the duties of running pipework, boiler installations, full central heating installations, servicing of boilers, fault finding and repairs and general jobbing duties. I also have experience running screwed and barrelled pipework on an industrial level.
I am starting the city and guilds 6129 basic plumbing level 2 course at Midkent college in September and i intend to run the NVQ 6089 alongside this providing i can find employment within the industry.
I am honest, hardworking, trustworthy and reliable, and willing to learn. I have my own tools and a clean driving license and my own vehicle.
I am looking to learn and gain knowledge from an experienced plumber/heating engineer.
If you or anyone you know could utilise me and my skills i would be extremely grateful of the opportunity to learn and train with you.
I live in the Sevenoaks area of Kent, and am able to travel into London.
Also any tips, addresses, contacts or advice would be greatly received.
Thanks Chris Morris.
[email protected]

You wil not be starting the 6129 in September, IT DOES NOT EXSIST!!!!!!!

 

[mozza]

If you are correct, What have they taken my £2020 for then, and should i go back to the college and ask for a refund.
EXIST !!!!!!! Thanks for your contribution.

 

[fuzzy]

If you are correct, What have they taken my £2020 for then, and should i go back to the college and ask for a refund.
EXIST !!!!!!! Thanks for your contribution.

what they could have done is signed you up and registered you with c and g now, once april passes you can no longer register, so theyve either done it now or youll get a shock in september, id check

 

[a.h]

so, what course would be then in september?

because am just about to start C&G 6129 this month (march). do you think worth to have a go?

 

[pskl]

i didnt think colleges were allowed to offer only Tec cert? thought they could only offer it with the possibility to upgrade? maybe this is different for private centres, was it a private centre u trained at? what was the place called?

yeah you can do your tech cert, some are even working on there own to get there nvq, so basically teaching them selfs

 

[fuzzy]

if you have the 6129 there is no teaching or learning required for the nvq as it is all evidenace based

 

[Dominic]

Is there any employers out there willing to take on a compotent and confident plumber? currently taking tech certificate in level 3 plumbing, and need to get the NVQ level 2 and 3. I am willing to do voluntary work. please help me.