E7 National Apprenticeship week 2024 - Things you need to know as a trainee electrician

This episode is all things you need to know as a trainee in the electrical industry and follows on from other videos already available on the podcast.
Join in the NAW 2024 and celebrate everything about apprenticeships and skills for life.
Check out www.apprenticeships.gov.uk/in...
www.electricalcareers.co.uk/ for full details on all the routes.

[@jamesgriffiths3265]

Hello chaps,
Firstly, thank you so much for the content. This has been incredibly helpful; particularly stuff relating to advice for joining the industry via non-traditional routes (adult training).
I’m a highly motivated, determined individual currently looking to complete my initial training, and then go on to build my NVQ portfolio.
Coming from a financial services compliance background, I am well-versed in gathering evidence of this nature across a range of different methods (videos, photos, written summary).
I am based in Leeds and more than happy to travel for up to 3 hours per day (1.5 hours each way) to work onsite.
I am currently self employed as a HGV driver and am free to pick my own hours each week (I mainly work on weekends, as the pay is better).
I am looking for electricians who can offer a range of work, to enable me to complete the majority of the evidence requirements for the NVQ. I am looking to work 2/3 days per week for minimum wage.
If any of you gents require an extra pair of hands and think I may be of use, please let me know.
Thanks,
James