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Curnsie28
Hey all, just looking to see if anyone could share a bit of experience about teaching plumbing and/or domestic ng/lpg. I am interested in following this line of work and would like advise, thanks
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Woodythewoodpecker what's wrong with the right people doing fast track? It's domestic gas not rocket science or brain surgery, I've taught 100's of people via a 6 month full time course ( is that fast track?) and I've always said if someone has the right attitude and aptitude I can teach them to do domestic gas properly and safely
Kirkgas,
i am at the plumbing now for 15 years and a registered gas engineer for 12. Do u think i could possibly be at a stage where i could tutor and Assess other engineers etc?
Teaching is a calling, not a profession. Sounds dead corny, but its something I really believe.
Teaching is a calling, not a profession. Sounds dead corny, but its something I really believe.
Agreed.I think its a bit of both. There are techniques of teaching which can be learned, but I agree that there seems to be something that some people are born with which allows them to be great teachers. All the training in the world can't replace that magic spark.
Well as I have just left teaching after ten happy years
As of Tuesday I will be apprentice manager (that is a manager of apprentices) for a national company providing the "last mile" services for gas, water, power & fibre to new sites.What have you moved on to Chris?
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