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Electrical and plumbing

Skilled trades that travel anywhere and always have work.

Apprentice rates to start, well-paid once qualified.

The route

How people get in and grow

Electricians and plumbers are among the most sought-after trades. Apprenticeships lead to qualifications recognised across the country.

  1. 1

    Get site-ready

    A CSCS card and basic safety training open the door to site work.

    Unlocks: CSCS card

  2. 2

    Apprentice in a trade

    An electrical or plumbing apprenticeship pays you to learn the trade properly.

    Unlocks: Electrical or plumbing apprenticeship

  3. 3

    Qualify and certify

    An NVQ Level 3 and trade certification let you work unsupervised and lead jobs.

    Unlocks: NVQ Level 3, trade certification

Where this goes

Skilled trades and construction in Barnet runs from Level 2 (about GCSEs at grade 4 to 9) up to Level 6 (about a bachelors degree). These are the levels people move through, and what is open right now at each one.

  1. Level 2about the same as GCSEs at grade 4 to 9

    20 openings in Barnet13 different apprenticeshipstypically £18,360 a year(middle of 20 advertised)
    • Painter and decorator (level 2)
    • Facilities services operative (level 2)
    • Interior systems installer (level 2)
    • Groundworker (level 2)
    See the 20 open at Level 2
  2. Level 3about the same as A levels

    11 openings in Barnet8 different apprenticeshipstypically £22,000 a year(middle of 11 advertised)
    • Civil engineering technician (level 3)
    • Installation and maintenance electrician (level 3)
    • Surveying technician (level 3)
    • Fire emergency and security systems technician (level 3)
    See the 11 open at Level 3
  3. Level 4about the same as an HNC

    1 opening in Barnet1 apprenticeship
    • Construction site supervisor (level 4)
    See the one open at Level 4
  4. Level 6about the same as a bachelors degree

    3 openings in Barnet3 different apprenticeships
    • Chartered surveyor (degree) (level 6)
    • Building services engineer (level 6)
    • Geospatial mapping and science specialist (degree) (level 6)
    See the 3 open at Level 6

Levels and apprenticeship standards from the Department for Education Find an apprenticeship service, counted from vacancies open today. Wages are the middle of what employers actually advertised, not a promise about any one job, and they do not always rise with the level: pay depends on the employer and the year as much as the qualification. These are the levels within this line of work, not a guarantee that one apprenticeship leads to the next.

Take the first step

Register and we will match you to local routes into electrical and plumbing and tell you exactly which step you are ready for. Want to think it through first? Ask RORI in the chat at the bottom-right.