Retraining at 50 ? Where do you go to train to become an electrician ?

If you are fed up with your job and want to become a part of a lucrative industry, then training to become an electrician may be for you. As one of the most in-demand and well-paid trades, learning to work with electricity would yield some amazing opportunities in the future.
In this series of videos, we'll answer your questions about how to get into this field, what it's like working as an electrician, and how much you can earn as an electrician. There's also information on which programs are best for learning to become an electrician and what qualifications they require. tradesmen then you might want to choose to become an electrician.
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[@rgpuffitt]

Great video. Some very useful information!

[@Askady]

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[@markdangerfield8140]

I see that because it’s coming you’re coming up with more stuff and the more that comes in the more that comes up

[@silverchet]

Your with ATO did you have Rob and Brian as your online Tutors.....

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Any info on the cost of the courses please?

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[@davidmarjason4222]

My question is…. I’m actually on my last month of doing level 3 EAL electrical installation, but I need a job to do the nvq… so do you reckon becoming an cscs labourer would be a good alternative to get into the industry? Because whilst onsite,you will meet a lot of trades people, so going to them directly and getting the construction experience. Some electrical mate jobs want people who knows how to work as a general labourer, so it may work. But I don’t know, how do you get into the industry? Because I would need to do my nvq and AM2 as well

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