Every skill is useful. Very useful.

Just yesterday a plumber charged me ₦20k workmanship just to install sumo in my flat. The work I'm sure won't take more than a day to complete

kolakolex:
Its a good skill and u can make money from it.
With the way Nigeria is structured now, u need any skills that can put food on your table.

After my WAEC Examination,i do go to site to make money from labour work; by chiselling the wall or digging d ground for pipe laying.

Spent up to 4 year on d job before I got admition [/b]to the university. I succeeded in learning d job even though, that wasn't d plan.

Its this job that has been surviving me after graduation and employment isnt showing up.

Its proceed from this job that I am using to pursue my career.

You can do feasibility study on [b]you current location; is the demand for plumbers high?

I didn't regret being a plumber; it has helped me so much in life. its hectic though and if I tell u say "its easy", na set up. All u need is to be focused.

Knowing ur level of education will help me to guide u.

your spellings off and weak me...

Barims:



Just a secondary school graduate bro

If u studied science,u will catch up faster.
Do u currently have someone who is willing to teach u? In most cases,u have to be "an apprentice" for the period of learning and get a certificate from your boss afterwards.

The faster u learn the better for u.
Just stay focused. I am happy that u can use the Internet,u can always make more research.
Wish u best of luck

airsaylongcome:
Yes o. If you need a standards-based guide, look up City and Guilds Plumbing offering. The ones that call themselves plumbers in this Nigeria are nothing but frauds. Can't lay a single straight pipe. Use substandard materials and are basically just charlatans

Most of their courses are for professionals. The types of materials for pipping and fittings are not available in the local markets in Nigeria.

For someone like me that already have the basics,their course would be of great help. Their courses will make u an international plumber.

Ekejoestar:
Yes,but you need networking to be able to get work



Bro I dey sell plumbing materials, which side do you base let me supply you with plumbing materials next time you need.

I am in Abuja...most of my site dey down for now due to lack of funds from clients.

kolakolex:


Most of their courses are for professionals. The types of materials for pipping and fittings are not available in the local markets in Nigeria.

For someone like me that already have the basics,their course would be of great help. Their courses will make u an international plumber.

From City and Guilds website

Start your career in plumbing - learn how to deal with leaky pipes, water systems and drainage. A qualification in Plumbing will help you learn the trade and progress onto an NVQ.

These qualifications are intended for those wanting to gain the skills and knowledge necessary to enter the plumbing industry.

At Level 2 this consists of a basic understanding, whilst the Level 3 Diploma equips learners with advanced plumbing knowledge and skills

Source: https://www.cityandguilds.com/qualifications-and-apprenticeships/building-services-industry/plumbing/6035-plumbing-craft#tab=information

From the above you can see that it's an entry-level training program. Not necessarily for professionals bi for people who want to get into plumbing

kolakolex:


I am in Abuja...most of my site dey down for now due to lack of funds from clients.

Pls bro, when next you need the materials, you can send me the list on WhatsApp let me give you my price, I'll email you my line

No.
Stay at home and watch others make money.

[quote author=Ekejoestar post=106226658]Yes,but you need networking to be able to get work



Bro I dey sell plumbing materials, which side do you base let me supply you with plumbing materials next time you need.



BOSS can you sent me the prices of these..........
For possible supply

Where can someone learn it and acquire certification in it? Kinda internationally recognized?

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