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hi all
posted a thread last month about getting nvq
been tiling for nearly 2 years done around 15 jobs not alot partly due to recession
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obtaining nvq
hi all
posted a thread last month about getting nvq
been tiling for nearly 2 years done around 15 jobs not alot partly due to recession
what is the best way to get an nvq ive done a ica course 2 years ago
i know im not skilled enough to do an assessment i dont really want to go and do another expensive course is there any part time courses out there where i can brush up on any weak points in my tiling an get my nvq that way i know i can do my own jobs around the house as part of it i dont know how that works need advising on that
help this is doing my head in thinking about it
thanks rempy
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