The Electrician's Systems Workshop
A Workshop for Self-Employed Electricians Who Want a Business That Runs Properly
Friday & Saturday, September 11-12, 2026 in ReadingĀ
Claim Your Free Seat(Worth Ā£197)
Most electricians don't need to become better electricians. They need a better way of running their business.
If you're relying on word of mouth, taking on the wrong work, and never quite feeling in control of where your next customer is coming from, this two day workshop will show you a different way.
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Friday 11 and Saturday 12 September 2026
Reading, full address sent when you register
09:00 to 17:30 both days
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ā”ļøFree parking, just register your vehicle when you arrive
ā”ļøTea and coffee provided*
ā”ļøFree copy of The S.P.A.R.K.S. Blueprint to Marketing for Local Trades, my bestselling book
ā”ļøBring a pen and something to write in, you will want to take notes
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This is NOT networking. We are NOT selling leads or advertising. This IS training, so that YOU know how to grow a successful business.
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You can have a free seat in a training valued at Ā£197.
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The room holds 60 and most of the seats have gone. If you want one, take it now.
Ā Reduce Stress, Save Time, and Stop Reinventing the Wheel Everyday
Build a Business That Works for You, Not the Other Way Around
This 2 day workshop is for self-employed domestic electricians who are busy, hands-on, and donāt have time to mess around with complicated tech.
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By the end of this workshop, youāll understand exactly how to systemise your business in order to:Ā
ā”ļøSave hours each week
ā”ļøRespond to customers faster
ā”ļøCreate simple systems that help keep your diary full
ā”ļøEarn more without working longer days
ā”ļøStop relying on luck and start taking control of your business
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No jargon. No theory. No Guru Garbage.
Just realĀ strategiesĀ and tools you can put to work straight away.
Who Is James Dewane?
Hi there - thatād be me! Iāve been in the Electrical Industry for just over 28 years and like so many others during my career, I've experienced plenty of ups and downs.
Back in 2007, I had a thriving company with nine staff, three vans, a car and a shop front ā only to find myself on the brink of personal bankruptcy with no choice but to start again.Ā
I invested time in myself and went all-in on the domestic sector, which led to another successful but smaller company. Subsequently, I became the āgo-toā electrician in a small local area.
To be honest, my initial big company was all about ego, and I can see now why it went down. My second, yet smaller company was in fact a lot more profitable and surprisingly more enjoyable. The difference all came down to the way I ran them.
These days, Iām retired from the tools and spend my time teaching marketing and mentoring fellow tradespeople.
One of the key things that helped both my electrical business and 100ās of others across the UK is what I call the S.P.A.R.K.S Blueprintā¢.
It took years of development and trial and error, but the final product is a well-polished, tried and tested model to grow any electrical business into a thriving, fully booked powerhorse.
*Tea and coffee are provided. Lunch is not, but the hotel has options on site.
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