2346 Experienced Worker Route for Electricians 

I've been sparking on the tools for 7 years, and found the 2356-99 course more difficult than I thought it would be. I've always done install work so I struggled with the questions abit. But as craig said, you come out a better electrician for it, and it's no a micky mouse course, far from it in my eyes. Mark, if your reading this you are a true gentleman, what you do for people is very humbling.

I personally think that the first course should be design and verification as that is the most important thing to learn that gives you the knowledge to make a good choice of material and cables to use

Very helpful.

Should be a domestic route as industrial and commercial might not interest everyone some individual just want to be domestic work

I just paid my fee and waiting to start. Thanks to 2008 market conditions, I never found a mate to develop an NVQ at the beginning. The last 5 years on a site, I ended up mentoring an apprentice through his AM2S with success. I figured that is enough of a reminder to finally get closure and aim to acquire my AM2E myself. ✌️

Ps since C&G took over trade skills 4 u, you now need to get a Level 2 before you can even get on the experienced worker route. What a joke.

Excellent pod cast, I’ll echo Craig and tell people it’s far from a “Mickey Mouse” course and believe me you will be put through your paces at assessments, if you think you can stick a couple of pics up and give it blah blah and pass your in for a shock!!! If you don’t know the basic fundamentals you will fall at the first fence!, how do I know..... Craig was my assessor, and he gives you the truth, he will help you if you show willing and be honest with him, it’s a 2 way street, you get out what you put in!!! On the flip side I managed to teach him a few small things about trains 😂😂😂

great work.. very helpful

Fantastic podcast I hope Craig comes back on when the domestic nvq comes out as a lot of people on my L2 course want just to do domestic

I want to do my NVQ, I really like this guy to be my accessor. I think his reasoning is amazing. How can I get on to a provider to do my assessment with this guy

How can people in their 50 with all that experience be expected to do nvq level 3 it is a bit of a joke

Craig was my assessor, good bloke

I was on board til you tried to inspire sympathy for the JIB