[andrew tapsell]

has many of you guys got a nvq in window cleaning,  i was brickie with a city and guilds before i took up this job , and i recently booked a college course to get an nvq in cleaning windows. where it took 3 years doing bricklaying i can have a nvq in 4 days spread over 4 months in window cleaning . happy days and its free just hope its worth it .

[TomCrowther]

I did it, good from a health and safety aspect and it may help you appear more professional on paper.

[colin purewater]

ye worth doin and mr willis is a nice fella

[bobplum]

ye worth doin and mr willis is a nice fella

agree,thou he could do with loosing a bit of weight

[colin purewater]

ye worth doin and mr willis is a nice fella

agree,thou he could do with loosing a bit of weight

do you like your men skinny bob ?

[Tom Kelly]

ye worth doin and mr willis is a nice fella

agree,thou he could do with loosing a bit of weight

This did make me laugh! Haha! 

[CleartechLee]

cant be a bad thing having a certificate can it?

if i had a load of quotes in front of me it would look better having some proof of training than the next guy with just a quote on it

[carl stanton]

done the qcf level 2, 3 day course over three months, only down the road from me! well worth it
like you say its free to you, it all helps, and the bacon rolls were good as well 
now got a bit of a bug for training now

[Roy Cauldery]

Me and my team have all been-well worth the effort
Makes you think about health and safety issues if your going after commercial work and will also help when putting your quotes in
At the end of the day,training can only be a good thing even if you have been doing wondows since year dot-your never too old to learn!

Roy cauldery
www.phoenixecs.co.uk

[Tom Kelly]

In case you're after some information, if you just click here, it will take you to the fully funded QCF page!

[Roy Cauldery]

whoops-just checked my last post!!
Dont want to be doing any of those wondow thingys-unless im in france doing my 'allo 'allo impression

[Andrew Willis]

ye worth doin and mr willis is a nice fella

agree,thou he could do with loosing a bit of weight

Agree 

[Inside Out]

Well worth doing. Had a great time in course, and they continue to help you even after. Will even take time to share their knowledge outside of syllabus.  Offer plenty other courses too with no pressure to accept. Would recommend to anyone.

[windiewasher]

Just asking tom but i was told it wasnt funded because i have nvq's in other trades?
Thats just a question not a dig by the way!

[Inside Out]

Funded if I remember, if you have 5 gcse or less, or no equivalent qualification.

[Tom Kelly]

Just asking tom but i was told it wasnt funded because i have nvq's in other trades?
Thats just a question not a dig by the way!

Yes Doc, that's true.

What InsideOut said was correct.

If people have anything OVER the required we can sometimes get the course 50% funded though!

[windiewasher]

Just asking tom but i was told it wasnt funded because i have nvq's in other trades?
Thats just a question not a dig by the way!

Yes Doc, that's true.

What InsideOut said was correct.

If people have anything OVER the required we can sometimes get the course 50% funded though!

Thanks

[Cliff perkins]

I got 1 that i hope to see in the post soon from mr willis ,well worth doing 1 if you want to get ahead in the game.
Regards cliff

[dave f]

good to have a bit of knowlage still hurts when you fall of the ladders citificate or not

[oasisdweeb]

yeah i just done.was ok.think it was city n guilds in working at height,run by mr a willis