Hello,
I want to become a professional plumber, and I have had no luck in getting on the courses that are run by my local college. (which suggests loads of other people have had the same idea as me)
I have a lot of experience doing DIY plumbing.
I discovered a home study course run by these people
They do a practical training workshop that leads to a City and Guilds
6022 Domestic Copper Intallation qualification, and a C&G 6032 Sanitary Accommodation Design and Installation qualification. These cost extra. Are they meaningful qualifications?Also, what do you think about the demand for plumbing? Do you normally call out a plumber or do you do most of the work yourself?
What kind of jobs would you consider beyond your abilities? Which you would be happy to pay someone else to do for you and do you have a reliable plumber who you already use?
Finally is there a better route into a plumbing career.
With thanks Jack