Plumbing lecture jobs any good

[Matt0029]

Is being a plumbing lecture really as bad a job as some say. I am still keen to give it a go. See them advertised quiet abit. Has anyone done it before?

 

[gmartine]

Other than pay why is it supposed to be bad? Can't remember his moniker but there was a regular member here that used to lecture full time I think, he might pick up.

 

[Matt0029]

Other than pay why is it supposed to be bad? Can't remember his moniker but there was a regular member here that used to lecture full time I think, he might pick up.

The pay at one around here is decent 35 to 38k

 

[Matt0029]

Just heard of having to pass even the distributive ones etc. I have always fancied it though at some point

 

[gmartine]

Why not, you seem to be a natural. You communicate concepts well and like answering queries and questions here and putting your knowledge to good use.

 

[SimonG]

If I remember correctly I think Chris Watkins who used to be on here was a lecturer.

 

[Chuck]

You asked about this a few years ago. The answers from then might still be helpful:

Working as a plumbing lecture - UK Plumbers Forums | Plumbing Advice; Plumbers Talk Forum

As anyone on here worked as a plumbing lecture, have always fancied it maybe parlty due to the holidays. Seen jobs adverts with no experience necessary.

www.plumbersforums.net

Teaching/lecturing seems to me to be like many professions and trades. Outsider think it's an easy and well-paid life. Insiders think it's an underpaid grind and want out.

Around 1 BC Ovid wrote, 'The harvest is always richer in another man’s field.' and that's still true. On the other hand, life isn't a rehearsal and if you feel something is worth trying, go for it!

 

[Matt0029]

Thank you yes I have been interested in doing it for abit