Gas Engineer Courses – Talent Forge Centre
At Talent Forge Centre, we deliver industry-recognised Gas Engineering training programmes designed for individuals of all experience levels — whether you’re new to the trade or seeking to up-skill. Our gas training courses combine practical, hands-on experience with essential theoretical knowledge to help you become a fully qualified gas engineer.
We provide structured, flexible training options tailored to suit your availability and learning style. With our expert tutor support and career guidance, you’ll be fully supported from your first training session to your first job — and beyond.
Why Train as a Gas Engineer with Talent Forge Centre?
Courses include guaranteed portfolio placements
Train at your own pace – no pressure, no rush
3 years of dedicated career support after training
Flexible and affordable monthly payment options
Weekday and weekend training options available
Fast-track routes available to get you Gas Safe ready
Whether you’re aiming to start your own business, join an established company, or simply retrain for a more rewarding career, Talent Forge Centre is here to help you turn ambition into action.
Our Gas Courses
This is how we split our course into 3 stages:
Stage 1: Online Learning – Foundation of Knowledge
In the first phase, learners complete a series of structured online modules that cover essential gas engineering theory, safety regulations, and compliance standards.
You’ll learn:
Gas safety principles & legislation (Gas Safe Register requirements)
Combustion, ventilation, flues & gas appliance types
Pipework installation, testing & purging
Health & Safety in gas engineering environments
Why it’s important:
By completing this theory element online, students can study at their own pace and fit their learning around existing commitments. This stage ensures that learners enter the practical sessions with a solid understanding of core concepts, enhancing their hands-on performance.
Stage 2: Practical Training – Hands-On Technical Skills
This intensive, in-centre stage takes place at our fully equipped training facilities. Under the guidance of experienced, qualified instructors, learners will apply their theory in real-world scenarios using industry-standard tools and equipment.
You’ll gain experience in:
Installing and servicing gas appliances (boilers, cookers, heaters)
Pipework installation and pressure testing
Fault finding and system diagnosis
Conducting gas safety checks and commissioning appliances
Why it’s important:
Practical experience is vital for competence and confidence. This stage is designed to mirror real-world working conditions, giving learners the opportunity to develop technical proficiency and prepare for their portfolio placements and assessments.
Stage 3: Career Support & Employment Guidance
The final stage is focused on employability. We support each learner through the process of completing their Gas Safe portfolio, gaining work experience, and securing employment or launching a self-employed career.
Our career support includes:
Guaranteed portfolio placement with approved engineers
1-on-1 CV and interview coaching
Gas Safe registration guidance
Introductions to employers and contractors
Business setup advice for aspiring self-employed engineers
Why it’s important:
Industry qualifications are only the beginning — the goal is long-term employment and success. This stage ensures you’re not left on your own after qualifying. Our team will help you transition from learner to professional with confidence and direction.
Want to get ahead in your career or explore new skills before committing to a course?
Gas engineer salary range
Average salary for a domestic gas engineer in London
Average salary for a gas engineer in London
Average salary for a senior gas engineer in London
Is a Career as a Gas Engineer Right for You?
If you’re someone who enjoys hands-on, technical work and values continual learning, a career as a Gas Engineer could be the perfect path for you.
Working in gas engineering is both mentally stimulating and physically active, offering variety and ongoing development. As the industry evolves with new appliances, technologies, and safety standards, you’ll constantly be learning and adapting to stay at the forefront of your trade.
🔍 Typical Responsibilities of a Gas Engineer:
Installing gas systems and domestic appliances
Conducting routine maintenance and system checks
Testing controls and ensuring all safety mechanisms are functioning
Diagnosing faults and replacing defective components
Ordering and fitting replacement parts
Detecting and repairing gas leaks safely and efficiently
A role in gas engineering is ideal for those who enjoy solving problems, working independently, and being part of a vital industry where your expertise makes a real difference every day.