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Ouch everyones saying dont go into plumbing!

Nah mate it's up to you. This way you just see it from our side. I work for someone and he is busy, yet my mate is self employed and only has a couple of days a week work, works for a window company three days, and he's nvq3.
 
You say you earn 25k and work like a dog for 50 hours and only get 30minute break. If you want to earn 25k as self employed plumber you WILL really see what working like a dog is! Cushy number in the office for me all day long
 
Hi,

I'm a student currently studying for my L3 c&g Plumbing and heating.

Ideally I wanted to do a quick crash course because I wanted to work. However, I found that there are very few places do crash courses.

I would suggest going to college to study. Most courses are run as 2/3 days per week for a year, because I was over 17 I had to pay £400 for the couse, however most colleges can help out with the cost.

If you are REALLY serious about doing this I would go for all the city and guilds or NVQ courses as they are orientated around getting you straight out into the working enviroment as soon as you have done said course.


Hope that helped,

Georgia.
 

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