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Old 31-03-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Chase Plumbing Academy are pleased to announce that they are now and accredited BPEC Assessment Centre.

We now run 1 day Water Regulations Training for Plumbers old & new.

Plumbing Courses from Chase Plumbing Academy

It is not a difficult course and all plumbers should be trained in this to ensure they are not breaking the law on installations

No plumbing qualifications are necessary

Please get in touch for curriculum content and learning criteria


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Just found out that I need the water regs and Unvented systems training. Who and where are Chase plumbing academy? Where can I get more info on them? Do they have a website?

Is the BPEC enough or should it be a C & G test center? what is qualification needed to be a legal plumber and big question how much does it cost?

Many Thanks

Tosh

sorry just noticed link. Been on it and got info thanks.

Do you know about an unvented course as well?

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Any questions you have about your training, then please ask here
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My Water Regs course was with Thames Water.

That was for THREE days and intended for people with considerable experience.

How can this course deal with people with NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE in only ONE day?

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Through the way the distant learning package works. A minimum of 3 weeks prior learning with this package followed by a 1 day revision & assessment day.

Easy
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I think the reason you can get away with the 1 day course is that its mostly open book and shows you can reference thing you are unsure of you wont actually retain most of the information it doesnt seem right but all they care about is that you can find the answers if you are unsure of anything.

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