Training for Locksmith In Norwich

My Training to become a Locksmith in Norwich

So what qualifies me to be a locksmith in Norwich. In fact what qualifies anyone to be a locksmith in Norwich? There are no required qualifications to trade as a locksmith in Norwich or anywhere in the country to be precise. You can of course join organizations such as the Master Locksmith Association but even if you use a company that is registered as an MLA member this doesn't mean the locksmith that turns up to do the work is a Master Locksmith. In fact there only needs to be one member and the company can advertise as an MLA approved company. I even found a local locksmith in Norwich advertising he was a member of an organisation that I had never heard of, so after a bit of digging around I found out to become a member of this association you just clicked a few boxes on a web page and paid your money, there you are a member of an association. Obviously certain associations require more than this, the MLA has quite a stringent exam process which consists of four parts, a written exam(multiple choice), a lock fitting exam, a key making exam and a lock opening exam. They are probably the most recognised organisation you could join.
You can actually take a course before you sit the exam which as I understand gives you all the information to pass the tests. So is this a realistic exam or just a money making scheme? What about the training to become a Locksmith in Norwich or elsewhere in the country. Well you can attend a one day course and the next day trade as a locksmith in Norwich or even just watch a few videos on You Tube and start trading as a locksmith in Norwich. You could attend a couple of days training , tick a few boxes and pay your money and your a fully trained and accredited locksmith in Norwich in fact you don't even need to have a CRB check. Would you want this type of locksmith working on your door or inside your property.

PT Lock & Safe Locksmith In Norwich

So back to the original question, what qualifies me to work as a locksmith in Norwich on or in your property. Well I trained under one of the most experienced locksmith in Bristol who was and still is a member of the MLA. Every company I have worked in has been regulated by the MLA or ALOA (Associated Locksmiths Of  America) I worked out in America for just under 4 years to improve my combination lock opening skills. Currently I am not a member of any organisation, but after 24 years in the industry I'm better qualified than some of the guys out there. So when you have a lock to your home, office, safe or any other type of locking mechanism. Call the experienced Locksmith in Norwich.

If You Need An Experienced Locksmith In Norwich, You Know Who To Call