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Electrical Design Courses & Regulations Recommendations (London, UK)

Adrian B
Morning All


Somewhat out of touch with training courses (due to my age) and was simply wondering if anyone has any recommendations for electrical training courses for young up and coming engineers who wish to learn about electrical design (building services) and to gain a better understanding of the regulations (BS7671 etc.)


Any suggestions or recommendations would be hugely appreciated.  Looking preferably around the London area (unless online of course).


Thanks


Adrian B.
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    Continuing the thread drift a bit ...


    Years ago I was sent on a short interviewing skills course. At the intro we were invited to identify topics for discussion and I mentioned fake CVs. The consensus was that a bit of embellishment is normal.


    Subsequently, over a few years in one small department, I had three colleagues who had falsified their CVs to the extent of claiming to have mandatory qualifications which they did not. All three were subject to serious professional sanctions in due course.


    What bothers me is that those three must have been the tip of the iceberg and many more must have got away with it.
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    Continuing the thread drift a bit ...


    Years ago I was sent on a short interviewing skills course. At the intro we were invited to identify topics for discussion and I mentioned fake CVs. The consensus was that a bit of embellishment is normal.


    Subsequently, over a few years in one small department, I had three colleagues who had falsified their CVs to the extent of claiming to have mandatory qualifications which they did not. All three were subject to serious professional sanctions in due course.


    What bothers me is that those three must have been the tip of the iceberg and many more must have got away with it.
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