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How do Irish Electrical qualifications compare to those in America?
I'm looking into how my Irish Electrician's qualifications would compare to the American ones if I were thinking of Emigration to America? Has anybody done similar or would there be new examinations to be taken or will the Irish ones be widely accepted once I was familiar with the Electrical codes for where I was going?
6 Answers
- BackManLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
New examinations I.m afraid. I was an Aircraft fiter in the RAF and tried to emigrate to the states (my wife was American) But they have different practices there, and you need to learn them. Also, if you are an electrician why should you get a jobwhen an American electrician is out of work !! Not being slight, but that is what they asked me !!!!!!!!!!
- mistyLv 41 decade ago
sure the qualification would be differnt anyway why would you want to go to america if you have a good job here in ireland you probly go there and get stuck in the middle of the war thats going on
- 1 decade ago
ive just returned from the us.Nobody will ever look at your qualifications and they are totally useless for the americanway
you could be up to 1 year to relearning everything on very little pay
- 1 decade ago
well bejasus....
the red wire goes in dare.... the black wire goes in dare...... Now Patrick how come your hair is standin on end....
haha
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
I think there will be more studying
