You'll cover things like:
- Working safely with domestic gas appliances such as boilers, fires and meters
- Commissioning and decommissioning natural gas systems
- Servicing and maintaining natural gas systems and components.
To gain an NVQ, you need to show you've got a particular set of skills. You usually work with your training provider to review your current skills and find the best way to gain new ones - perhaps by trying new things at work, or by studying.
NVQs are assessed at work or in a simulated workplace. For each unit your assessor watches and asks questions as you perform a task, or looks at a portfolio of work that you've built as formal evidence of your learning. Then they confirm you've got the skills to do the job well.
You'll learn by putting vocational skills into practice. For the NVQ in Domestic Natural Gas Maintenance you'll be assessed on a portfolio of evidence demonstrating the skills you've acquired.