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I am not trying to be nasty and I am not against peoplebeing trained quite the opposite. I am being honest about the situation. Youwant to pick it up quickly so that you can start earning some good money butfor that to happen the person teaching you has to put in a considerable amountof effort and at the end of the day what has he got out of the deal ????????? You onthe other hand walk away with priceless knowledge and experience. I havetrained a lot of tilers over the years and I have never asked anyone to workfor free but I have never come across a man with a family that can commit tothe time it will take for me to recoup my investment so I have always lost outon the deal
 
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rich83

Completely understand. I did 18 month course.am 30 with no commitments,and most def,not a pee taker.but i do get where u r coming from.if someone taught me I'd never forget it.and would preferably stick with them. If I were to work for free for 3 months,then I would hope to become.e more of an assett over time so as their time spent teaching would also eventually benefit them.plus I wouldn't try and rush the situation,mostly mixing ,etc.trying to drum up business,basicly trying to be an assett rather than a liability...plus I'd commit financially with tools and wheels. But yeah I get you're point,its a leap of faith,which bis why I think a trainee tiler shouldn't really expect payment,initially anyway.
 
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Dougs Third Go

MR tea bag said:
mixing up really is a pleasure i love it... for the first minute lol. i do it by hand atm as i am trying to get more essential tools i know a mixer is timesaving but i would like to do it the old skool way until i can join a gym lol
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but a mechanical whisk mixes the polymers in the adhesive far better than mixing by hand, imo a whisk/drill is an essential ​piece of kit.
 
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Gazzer

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I am a well respected tiler in Wolverhampton.


I specialise in the fitting of all ceramic, porcelain, mosaic, glass, and quartz.

I cover a wide area providing a high quality tiling service to Wolverhampton, Birmingham and Staffordshire.


Ashley is also a trusted advisor on the......... www.tilersforums.com


Also fully insured for your peace of mind.


REALLY ????????


 
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charlie1

Sir Ramic said:
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I am a well respected tiler in Wolverhampton.


I specialise in the fitting of all ceramic, porcelain, mosaic, glass, and quartz.

I cover a wide area providing a high quality tiling service to Wolverhampton, Birmingham and Staffordshire.


Ashley is also a trusted advisor on the......... www.tilersforums.com


Also fully insured for your peace of mind.


REALLY ????????


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you you have some balls, I'll give you that mrT! Don't let anyone bring you down, go out and either do it or fail trying, everyone on here has told wee white lies before and your no different. Here is my advice, get off this forum, go do some work then come back on here even bigger! Good luck mrT!
 
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Mr Tiler

as of Monday I am insured and self employed... I don't think I have to explain myself to anyone anymore but I don't even plan on lying to customers I was simply playing with that website builder andy put up... the words are his not mine of course I will put my own info in there I just didn't want to think it all up rite this minute so I edited his info to suite me. now that I have 13 months under me belt that is enough to gain a customers trust I think and once I am there tiling they will see I know the correct procedure and my work will have all my pride and heart in it.
 
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