TRADES COURSES

Overview

Why become a Gas Engineer?

Salary: The starting salary of a newly qualified gas engineer is around £17,000 per year. With experience the average salary can rise to £32,500, but can be as high as £40,000+ (Totaljobs 2014 and British Gas). If you work for yourself and work overtime then this can rise to £60,000+.

Shortage: In the UK there is currently a shortage of ‘gas safe’ engineers on both the domestic and commercial side. Indeed currently have 12,000 Gas Engineer job vacancies, which proves there is a constant need for qualified people to join this industry.

Exciting & Active Career: Gas engineers will work in different environments and actively solve problems and provide a safe environment for domestic and commercial buildings.

If you wish to change the direction of your career and retrain, or if you are starting your career path - then qualifying to become a domestic gas engineer with one of our selected training providers could lead you to a great salary and job satisfaction.

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Why Choose Trades Courses?

• Trades Courses is one of the largest training portals for the Building and Construction Industry having helped to train over 125,000 people.
• The training providers we put you in touch with help you to gain nationally recognised qualifications such as City & Guilds, NVQ and ACS, to help you to become qualified as a plumber, electrician, gas engineer, welder or renewable energy engineer.
• Train in state-of-the-art training centres.
• All their tutors are experienced, professional and friendly.
• They offer easy payment options to help you spread the cost of the course and to start your course straight away.
• If you are unsure of which career path to take then our training providers will help you choose the trades career most suited to you.

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Who do we train?

• School leavers who wish to start their careers by learning a trade and by gaining recognised qualifications that employers require
• People who wish to change from their current job and start a new career by learning trade skills
• Armed forces personnel who have left the military and wish to re-train to allow them to gain entry and employment in the trades sector
• People who have been made redundant from their previous job and see a career as a trades professional as a new start
• Unemployed people who wish to start a career in the trades sector

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How does it work?

1. Fill in your details by clicking on ‘Request More Info’.
2. Depending on the course and where you live our team will find the most suitable UK trades training provider for you.
3. The UK trades training provider will arrange to call you to provide you with more information about trades training courses.

 

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