A PROMISING FUTURE IN ELECTRICS, PLUMBING AND HEATING
A PROMISING FUTURE IN ELECTRICS, PLUMBING AND HEATING
Economic improvements have brought about a rise in career opportunities for those considering a future that is associated with building services engineering.
Covering electrical installation and maintenance, plumbing as well as heating and ventilation and also engineering maintenance, the sector is looking to catch up with apprenticeship recruitment and is already seeing levels rise to those approaching that of the pre-recessionary years. The biggest training provider in this sector is JTL - a charitable company that is currently working with some 6,000 apprentices across England and Wales, engaging with 3200 employers.
What fails to be recognised are the significant career progression opportunities that exist for young people aged 16+ who enter this type of work.
Work is not restricted to men, and some young women who enter the industry have achieved significant success, which includes establishing their own successful businesses and finding a welcome niche in their local market.
Average earnings for a young qualified electrician vary across the country but an average would be close to 25,000 pounds and with some top-up short courses this figure could comfortably rise to closer to 30,000 pounds per year.
The process of getting started on a JTL apprenticeship is to first review the full extent of the information on the recently-upgraded JTL website www.jtltraining.com.
Not all vacancies are currently advertised on the apprenticeship vacancy matching service, so no one should not be put off by a restricted number of on-line job advertisements.
One of the key features of the JTL website that is proving increasingly popular is the range of case examples presented on video. These include both men and women, all of whom with a story to tell on how their career has advanced.
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