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1852 Intruder Alarms And Emergency Systems


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hi guys ive done 2330 and 2356 but work as an alarm eng.ive wanted to do the above course for a long time but colleges in s west dont do it.does anyone know of a home learning option to complete this course?our college had about 40 guys trying to get this course but they wouldent do it. many thanks in advance

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i did the old 1851 at college, Id contact this lot

http://www.skillsforsecurity.org.uk/

I was involved in writing the original syllabus many years ago. Its was an nvq mind not the updates cg 1852, Both are reasonably courses mind for a grounding.

let us know how it goes

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I did it (or 1853? can't remember tbh) a couple of years back with an NVQ. Didn't rate it much as i knew what i was doing by then (shutup before anyone starts).

could give these guys a call?

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thanks for the replys guys i will check them both.

still no luck nearest one is yeovill college fudge that!

will see what our inspector thinks he used to teach it!

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It's now the 1853 Knowledge Course, college based or the 2882 Old NVQ now called QCF which is work based learning and assessment.

We do it in Gateshead, bit far for you to travel.

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thanks for the input.its a shame cus i think distance learning would be good for operatives

who dont have the course run in there local college.providing you prove your working in the industry

and can provide evidence

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thanks for the input.its a shame cus i think distance learning would be good for operatives

who dont have the course run in there local college.providing you prove your working in the industry

and can provide evidence

Why impose a restriction of having to be already in the trade?

Some say quals should be a necessity, imposing a restriction shows how little thought goes into planning for the future in the industry.

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