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Electrical Security Systems

HoggyRS · 2010-06-19 23:13:08

Hello all, I was just wondering does anyone have much general info on getting into the business of electrical security systems. I know that there is a fás based apprenticeship but is it 4 years? Also what is the pay like? It doesnt really say on their site! Also would a course such as this one,…

19-06-2010 11:13pm

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HoggyRS

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Hello all, I was just wondering does anyone have much general info on getting into the business of electrical security systems. I know that there is a fás based apprenticeship but is it 4 years? Also what is the pay like? It doesnt really say on their site!

Also would a course such as this one, http://www.stjohnscollege.ie/index.php?pageID=38, be an adequate qualification for getting started in the business?

Cheers guys!

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#2 20-06-2010 6:38pm

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Hands on work is the best way to learn. Courses are run by the manufacture of all systems you will need to work on. Doing these and getting a few systems to mess around with is the best way to learn.

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