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not a joe Newbie Offline Part P....My Arse Posts: 1 Total Thanks: 0 For This Post: 0	Part P training courses Dec 10^th, 2004, 5:42pm Hi all Just stumbled across this forum, so nice to see the same old S/F lot on here. I just wanted to know if anybody has had any experience of the new EAL VRQ Part P course? Is it any good? Where is it available? how much did you pay? thanks
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LSpark Global Moderator Trade Member Author Offline Posts: 8069 Total Thanks: 3 For This Post: 0 London, UK United Kingdom Gender: Trade: Electrician	Re: Part P training courses Reply #1 - Dec 10^th, 2004, 6:44pm Hey Not a Joe This is like the ~~sparky~~ trade sanctuary away from SF Do you mean the EAL Level 2 Domestic Installer course thingy? If so can't help much, It's enough to do all domestic work I think, There's an even shorter one coming just for really minor works for people like kitchen fitters etc.
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Reply #2 - Jan 26^th, 2005, 1:42pm

If you have a certificate from city & guilds why should you have to pay again, to get a qualification you already have. For those who have found out like me your qualifications are more than three years old, and some might say need updating, I can just do the 2391 exam at a cost of around £30.00 rather than do the whole course at £495.00 + £30.00.

I already have the 2391 and I got it in 1998, I passed my driving test in 1974 but I can still drive till 2026, funny that aint it.To those trying to get qualifications always go for the City & Guilds ones, companys always like them and not the NVQ ones so much.

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Reply #3 - Jan 26^th, 2005, 4:27pm

I can just do the 2391 exam at a cost of around £30.00

The C&G2391 has 2 assessment components:

A closed book written exam - cost £25 - £30
A practical test - cost £75 - £100

Preparation to sit these can be achieved through attendance on a course offered by both public and private organisations. Expect to pay between £200 and £500 for the course.

You can of course, just sit the exam and practical test without attending a course, but first you will have to find a C&G centre which offers this.

Entry requirements to 2391 courses normally ask for familiarity/knowledge of BS7671 or C&G2381.

Hope this is of some help.

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