Use our quick and easy search function to find an apprenticeship in plumbing then register to become an apprentice.
No experience is needed. An apprenticeship will give you the experience and training you require to be able to progress your career as a plumber, then you may even consider progressing to a construction apprenticeship to further develop your skills and knowledge.
To become a qualified plumber you would only need to gain an NVQ level two, this will enable you to complete basic plumbing tasks. You can then advance your apprenticeship to the next level through the Advanced Apprenticeship and then continue to a degree apprenticeship in other topics including project management.
A plumbing apprenticeship takes between 12-18 months to complete at the NVQ Level 2 stage and then a further 4 years to complete a Level 3 training programme to include heating.
The average salary for an apprentice plumber in the UK ranges between £10,000 - £20,000 depending on where you live in the UK.
You don't have to do an apprenticeship to gain the relevant qualifications, some colleges offer the course for you to train part-time or evenings. With an apprenticeship you gain on the job training plus a wage which other training does not offer.
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