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just did this course..

Learned LOADS! So much more confident with breakdowns now and using my meter to test components.

If anyone is thinking about doing it, stop thinking and just book it.

Instructor was a great guy, it's very relaxed and you'll not regret it.

Just thought I'd give feedback!!
 
I wouldn't even know with which boiler manufacturer I would start. I recon I would start with vaillant and Worcester bosch

But thanks for the update is good to know
 
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I wouldn't even know with which boiler manufacturer I would start. I recon I would start with vaillant and Worcester bosch

But thanks for the update is good to know
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Would say baxi 3 day for any short course engy first
 
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