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Is a diploma level 2 plumbing a must to be able to achieve a NVQ . Is it actually doing plumbing work then get a visit from a accredited assessors.
 
Welcome to the forums hawk, don`t you have to be employed to do NVQ?
 
I'm currently at college doing my Level 2. You start the City and Guilds Diploma then do the NVQ. I think you can do them at the same time, as long as you have found work as you need to be working to get the NVQ.
 
I'm currently at college doing my Level 2. You start the City and Guilds Diploma then do the NVQ. I think you can do them at the same time, as long as you have found work as you need to be working to get the NVQ.

That`s pretty much what I thought, cheers.
 
Two different things
NVQ is a hybrid qual, college and site based
Diploma is college based but different to the NVQ

That said they are pretty much the same content
 
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