Electrical

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  1. Able Skills City & Guilds 2330 Level 2/3

    Able Skills City & Guilds 2330 Level 2/3

    Able Skills are still running the C&G 2330 Level 2/3. We currently have limited availability with only 8 remaining spaces being on the 24th October 2011 and a weekend course for those of you with fulltime work commitments.

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  2. Able Skills Review By 'Spark'les'

    Able Skills Review By 'Spark'les'

    I thought that I would support Able Skills as I have just come to the end of a fantastic period of training, learning to be an Electrician.I have been at Able Skills for a year or so, on and off and have undergone various training courses which are needed for me to succeed as an […]

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  3. Learning A Trade

    Learning A Trade

    As soon as you realise which trade you would like to learn, then you must research the types of qualifications that are available to trainees looking to start work in that specific industry. It is also important to speak to workers in your chosen industry because they will be able to educate you about which […]

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  4. Call out electrician quickly to be a top landlord

    Call out electrician quickly to be a top landlord

    Nearly every landlord in the country will have had the experience of their tenant ringing them up to say that they need to call out an electrician or other tradesman to fix a device that has gone wrong. It can be a pain for the property owner to sort out issues with the electrics in […]

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  5. Green Belt review could create work for electrical course attendees

    Green Belt review could create work for electrical course attendees

    The number of house-building projects requiring tradesmen with electrical course qualifications could be set to rise in Cheshire, following comments made by a representative from the local authority. Cheshire West & Chester Council has indicated that it intends to revisit its Green Belt restrictions in order to find areas to build up to 20,000 homes […]

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  6. Demand for PV courses could be stoked by new Wiltshire solar farm

    Demand for PV courses could be stoked by new Wiltshire solar farm

    The popularity of PV courses could be set to rise near Swindon in Wiltshire, after Cheshire firm Blue Energy completed the construction of the biggest solar farm in Britain. It was finished in under eight weeks as the company raced to meet the August 1st deadline imposed by the government on developments that wish to […]

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  7. Altrincham hospital could create work for electrical course graduates

    Altrincham hospital could create work for electrical course graduates

    Technicians who have taken electrical courses could be required during the construction of Altrincham General Hospital. The medical facility will be built on Railway Street by developer Citybranch if a planning application is successful. Conservative leader of Trafford Council Matt Colledge highlighted how the construction is a key part of the town's regeneration, which has […]

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  8. Nottinghamshire solar farm could spark interest in PV training

    Nottinghamshire solar farm could spark interest in PV training

    A new solar farm – one of the largest in Britain – has been constructed in Nottinghamshire and could encourage more tradesmen in the area to consider PV training. The green power facility can power up to 1,500 homes with its 21,600 solar panels, and the whole centre was delivered in under six weeks. Speaking […]

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  9. Government reforms could prompt further interest in electrical courses

    Government reforms could prompt further interest in electrical courses

    Electrical courses could be set for greater interest after the government announced the approval of a reform that will improve the confidence of developers of energy projects. Charles Hendry, energy minister, explained that the Energy National Policy Statements remove the element of uncertainty for firms considering investing in power supply initiatives. "Far too often the […]

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  10. Electrical course workers may be recruited for new sports centre

    Electrical course workers may be recruited for new sports centre

    A planning application has been submitted to build a new sports complex in west Lancashire that could provide work for engineers who have completed electrical courses in the area. The document was handed in by planning consultancy Turley Associates on behalf of Edge Hill University in Ormskirk, with vice-chancellor of the school Steve Igoe saying […]

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  11. Electrical courses could be alternative for students priced out of uni

    Electrical courses could be alternative for students priced out of uni

    There could be more people considering alternative study options such as electrical courses after an industry source recently stated that an increasing number of such youngsters are "certainly" being priced out of attending major institutions. Steve Burford, founder of finance website Wealthystudent.co.uk, pointed out that some school leavers are considering internships, travelling abroad or simply […]

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  12. Electrical courses 'provide insight into energy saving'

    Electrical courses 'provide insight into energy saving'

    Businesses across the UK have been advised to employ individuals trained in electrical courses to identify correctly the amount of energy they are presently using and how they can bring this figure down. Andrew Boddington, director of marketing at Return on It, said the recession has meant that companies are not taking as great an […]

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