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Follow on Study / Quallifications

dingding · 2011-01-05 21:46:36

HI, I would be interested to hear if any electricians continued their study after they quallified as an Electrician. In my case I had a change of carreer and studied IT. If you did not study, is there any course you would be interested in. Cheers

05-01-2011 9:46pm

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dingding

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HI,

I would be interested to hear if any electricians continued their study after they quallified as an Electrician. In my case I had a change of carreer and studied IT.

If you did not study, is there any course you would be interested in.

Cheers

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#2 05-01-2011 11:56pm

pieface_ie

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I finished my time a few months ago and went straight into college to do elec engineering.I had been working away prior to starting college. it was always my plan from the offset to go on.

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#3 07-01-2011 7:19pm

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currently studying a mechatronics course through sligo it its done online so can still work away. you do need to be 5 years qualified to take part in the full course or else you must do the one year qualifier course (which i am currently studying). mechatronics would be best explained industrial automation. if that's the kind of thing you are into i always enjoyed plc work and control panel wiring etc.

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