How To Become A Plumber

If you think this profession would suit you find out how to
start your career.

One of the advantages of becoming a plumber is the reliability
of this career.

Regardless of the economic situation in the country there will
always be a need for plumbers.

Generally plumbers are good at problem solving, have the
ability to follow technical plans, and understand the
importance of health and safety. People skills are also
important.

Plumbers don't need to have a college degree but
industry-recognised training is required to become a qualified
practitioner. A common entry way into the plumbing industry is
through an apprenticeship. There are a variety of plumber
apprenticeships and courses available in South Africa.

During training you will learn how to install water supplies,
find faults, fix domestic appliances and attend to emergency
call-outs, among other things.

The Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) is
responsible for evaluating and accrediting all suitable
training courses for use by prospective plumbers.

You will need to complete Ceta accredited training in order to
become a licensed plumber.

Once you have the required skills you will be in demand and
have the ability to earn a decent wage as a plumber in South
Africa.

You will probably start your career as an assistant plumber
where you will work alongside an experienced and qualified
plumber while servicing residences.

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