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        <title>Oftec 50/101 courses</title>
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        <pubDate>Mon, 25 Aug 2014 17:51:51 +0000</pubDate>
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        <description><![CDATA[I'm a Fetac/Fas qualified plumber and I'm just starting out as self employed, I want to sign up for an Oftec course for servicing and installing oil boilers, but I'm wondering what's the different basic qualifications that the Oftec 50 and the 101 will give me, apart from course content. If the 50 will leave me certified to carry out work on boilers, what's worth the extra cost (again, apart from content) that the 101 charges? The main thing that puts me off the 50 is that anyone can apply for it that hasn't a related trade background or experience, but money is a bit tight at the minute and if the 50 is going to leave me with the same level of certification as the 101, then I can't see much point in going for the 101 right now as its twice the price?]]>
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