How do you study for a Domestic Gas Engineer Course? What are the advantages of studying a Domestic Gas Engineer Course with Trade4TradeSkills? How do I know the Domestic Gas Engineer Course gives me the qualifications I need? Read about case studies from past Train4TradeSkills Students Want to find out more...Get contact details for the Train4TradeSkills Domestic Gas Engineer CourseIf you are thinking about getting into a trade and gaining an extra skill for life, making the threat of redundancy less of a worry, then studying for our new Domestic Gas Engineer course might be your best option. Studying for a Domestic Gas Engineer course gives you a range of skills that can be useful to use around the home as well as start you on a journey to an interesting and rewarding career.
At Train 4 Trade Skills, we can offer you a blended-learning Domestic Gas Engineer course which allows you to combine your existing work and family commitments while you work towards industry-recognised qualifications. And as you don’t have to give up your day job, you earn while you learn.
The Gas Engineer Course uses many of the successful tried and tested study techniques we’ve honed and perfected over the years in our plumbing courses and electrician courses.
The advantages of studying the Gas Engineer course with Train4TradeSkills
The training you’ll receive on our new Gas Engineer course has been specially designed using techniques developed over the last 50 years, to allow our students to train according to their lifestyle and to fit their studies around their lifestyle, and 'earn while they learn'.
Graham Small - qualified with Trade4TradeSkills as a Plumber
“I was made redundant but was able to secure new work.“
Attracted to plumbing partly by the shortage of properly qualified plumbers in his area and partly because he was looking for a change in direction and to be his own boss, former lorry driver Graham took the plunge and decided to enrol on a blended learning training course with Trade4TradeSkills. This allowed him to work around work and family commitments whilst completing his studies. Nevertheless, it was quite a departure.
“I had no previous experience of plumbing apart from doing odd jobs around the house but I decided to give it my best shot.“
Having finished his training, the decision Graham made turned out to be a good one. He was made redundant during the course but now as a qualified plumber, he’s already applying his new skills in full time employment as a plumber.
“I was made redundant just before completing the course but was able to secure new work as soon as I finished. I used that time to gain the experience I needed to set up on my own – that was the target and now I’ve achieved it“.
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Qualifications
The course is industry approved. It follows the syllabus of the NICEIC Basic Gas Utilisation course, developed by NICEIC together with CORGI. It leads to the Accredited Certifications Scheme (ACS), which provides the qualifications you need for Gas Safe registration, essential in order to become a domestic gas installer.