Part P Training

[richardthatcher]

I am looking into doing the Part P training but bot sure should I go with my local college or shall I do a 2/5 day crash course at a training centre?

I have had a look online tonight and it is a mind field with all these companies offering the training spread over 2 - 5 days at a training centre and then taking the city & guilds exam.

I will call a few tomorrow but wanted to know if anyone had done the college route or the crash course.

[MrHappy]

if you want to learn rather than just pass, a local day release college course is the best way

[richardthatcher]

The person I partner with for the intruder alarms is Part P could I use him and attend jobs with him as for the day release?

[MrHappy]

I not sure I understand?

Day release is a system in which workers spend one day each week at a college in order to study a subject connected with their work

eg: instead of going in to work on Tuesday (for example) you do your training course in a class room

[richardthatcher]

oh soz I think I had it confused.

I thought you meant it that I go to college to learn the class room and day release to actually put that class room learning into practise.

I was looking at this http://www.tradeskills4u.co.uk/courses/part-p-domestic-installers-course?_kk=part%20p%20courses&_kt=17a29a49-a714-423a-abd1-597d02e3f402&gclid=CMi12oXB4q8CFZARfAodOXzM_w

[jb-eye]

The person I partner with for the intruder alarms is Part P could I use him and attend jobs with him as for the day release?

PMSL

Oh dear. And we all wonder why. LOL

[AnnetteT]

One of our engineers was put through a 5 day intensive part p and we've had no problems ince. Helps that he has a very technical brain and had a big interest already. It really depends on the person, if you're not electrically minded then I'd say the day release but if you know the fundamentals but have no qualificatios go for the intensive 2/5 day course. good luck in what you decide