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Originally Posted by Copplestone  Hi all.
I would like to know how to go about getting an trainee/apprentice position with a local experienced tiler? My assumption is to write a formal letter and post/fax this to as many local firms and sole trading tilers with the area, with a hope that there is someone/firm that needs the help of a new employee, working his way to full NVQ qualifications.
What is your opinon on what to mention in the letter?
Im turning 22, work full time for mortgage company (world credit crisis has made business incredibly quiet) and I do think the time is about now to start my goal of becoming recognised for a skilled trade, tiling my first of choice.
All of your views and comments are welcome and appreciated.
Regards
Nick |
Hi Nick,
What ever you choose, ensure you choose an accredited training centre to get the qualification you are after. Don't be dissillusioned with centres promising you an
NVQ after you have forked out a large amount of money to do their non accredited training. It won't happen and you will be very dissapointed
The only places that can do this for you are FULLY accredited City & Guilds Training Centres and Colleges.
Good Luck
