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Hi everybody.

I would like to introduce myself to your great Forum. I feel i have come across a goldmine of information thanks to this site.

Im Lee Howard, have 10 years experience City & Guilds Lvl 2+3.
Have decided to move on in the world of plumbing as this year has been good for trade to me. I have managed to apply and land myself on (what feels to me) an expensive ACS Gas Course.

Anybody want to share any advice?
 
Hi Lee do a lot of research before parting with your cash....check out local colleges as best options...some others on here are more best placed to give advice......regards Turnpin....oh and welcome to the forums:welcome:
 
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Hi Applumbing. Pleased to meet you!
I am based in North Yorkshire.
 
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