Hi. It is apparent that some people who post on this site are plumbing trainers / teachers and others are most positive of advancing the trade. Having been through the system myself. I wonder if you share my views? The training has been similar in my lifetime. Basic, advanced, tec, and design. However owing to the financial opportunities of self employed plumbers that has emerged over the years . Many have signed up to mimic there roll models. With the lack of fundamental skill that are required in these times. And the lack of working next to Nelly. Design seems to have been unavailable to those following this route. With regard to jointing, bending, and indeed manufactures ironing out the skills to make money and thing easier. Design (What happens if )in my opinion should be at the front end of training. Providing wannabees with the objective, prior to installation. Do you think it would help those wishing to take part on the plumbing game?
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