Nvq level 2 help!!!

[Mr Tiler]

GOODMORNING ALL!

CAN ANYONE GIVE ME ANY INFO ON THE BEST NVQ LEVEL 2 COURSE TO DO?

AS I UNDERSTAND THE THE GOVERNMENT ARE BRINGING IN NEW LEGISLATION THAT SAYS ALL TILERS MUST HAVE THIS TO CONTINUE WORKING AFTER 2010.

CAN ANYONE ALSO TELL ME IF THIS APPLYS TO COMMERCIAL WORK ONLY AND/OR DOMESTIC?


CHEERS :mad2:

 

[Derry]

YOU ARE SHOUTING!!!!

but to answer your question i'm 99% certain it only applies to site work and not the domestic market.

 

[guy1976]

i know somewhere in the north east you can get a free nvq level 2 paid for by the government through the train to gain programme if you wish you can pm me for details

 

[graham31]

I read the "why do i need an nvq by 2010" thread last night and in their Dan has a post that say domestic won't need 1 only site.

If i remember right the conversation Dan had was with an NVQ assessor.

I may have that wrong it was late last night i read it but it defo said only site work.

Have a read at the thread Mr Tiler a lot of info in it and difference of opinions

 

[davy_G]

I can imagine my site foreman ringing me up to tell me he has shifted another house and book me for my next free week.
'Nope sorry I cant come I havnt my NVQ level 2'.........Seems a bit daft, but if thats whats going to happen, then some new kid can tile the site!

 

[ChaseTiling]

i know somewhere in the north east you can get a free nvq level 2 paid for by the government through the train to gain programme if you wish you can pm me for details

Chase Tiling Academy is able to access funding through our Train to Gain contract.

For further information regarding eligibility, please contact our centre.

Regards

Phil

Chase Tiling

 

[ChaseTiling]

YOU ARE SHOUTING!!!!

but to answer your question i'm 99% certain it only applies to site work and not the domestic market.

Hi Derry

You are quite right, at the moment it only applies to site work and not the domestic market. Although we are getting a lot more enquiries about NVQ's from individuals and sub-contractors who are doing council / housing association refurbs.

Regards

Phil

Chase Tiling