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Yup that's him. Yeah sure pm away lol. It's not hard they'll guide you through and keep you on the right track. It's nothing to worry about. Sorry, no I'm not a plasterer. Evidence- photos, lots of photos doing different things. Mixing, pouring, opening bags, using a mixer, roughcasting, skimming, topcoat, rendering, putting beads on, cleaning up basically the more photos the better and videos if he can, especially using hawk and trowel. References off customers or site agents, friends, bosses (previous bosses and current) also anything that's closely related to plastering-Ames taping for example as well as coving and cornice work.

Staffordshiregirl, I have all my apprenticeship papers as well as proof I sat a trade test and passed! I'm also registered with sbatc with a card stating I've completed a registered apprenticeship and all my college certificates. Sent it all away to the TRA and two months later got rejected. My advice would be to forget any nvq level 2 and go straight for a AQF 111. I done it through Australian skills assessment, took me two months from start to finish and ended up with a AQF 111 then went back to TRA and passed. Pretty expensive but the guys at ASA were great and guided me through the process. Interview on a computer with a member of the master builders. Hope this helps.

They hold some days in Scotland but think it's only a few days a year up here for some reason. Try Australian skill assessment. http://www.australianskillassessments.com.au/ I done mine through them in the way of an online interview with a member of the master builders. Pretty straight forward stuff. Ended up with a level 111 AQF certificate which I assume is what your oh is after. Hope this helps.