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I am currently looking at getting into tiling and only doing it at weekends at the moment, and will hopefully start full time when more ...
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Working in Oz
Hi 2 all in Oz
I am currently looking at getting into tiling and only doing it at weekends at the moment, and will hopefully start full time when more work comes my way. I am working as a site labourer during the week to bump up my wage.
I am thinking of coming traveling round Oz just before crimbo on a 12 month working visa, and wondering if it would be possible to work as a labourer for any tilers whilst out there.
Any info is highly greatful
Thanks all
Carl
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Re: Working in Oz
Hi Carl,
Oz is a big place M8 Where are you looking to get a start?Checkout My Speedy Tiler Tips
"The Day you think you are the Best you can be is The Day you Stop Learning"
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Re: Working in Oz
Hi Mick
I am planning on coming over at the end of october and doing some touring round sydney, then going to look for a months work to raise some cash for crimbo and new year. will be moving on after new year but where too i don't know.
Thanks for the reply and any info is highly greatful.
carl
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Re: Working in Oz
right i would love to work in sydney and take my family with me to but i need a job first for that one what do i need to get my butt over there
i can tile well and do mosaic design too but i dont have anything to say that i can do this what do i need
simon
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Re: Working in Oz
Hi Simon,
Check out this link M8
Wall and Floor Tiler 4416-11 - Australian Skills Recognition Information
Hope it helps Give me some feedback an I'll try to explore more avenues with some creative "GOOGLE"
Cheers Mick
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Re: Working in Oz
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Licensing is compulsory in order to carry out or supervise building work over the value of $1100 (including Labour and materials).
(I like the idea of being licenced - would certainly help over here.)
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Re: Working in Oz
I can design mosiac as well as fitting them , I love tiling ,but when it comes to design and fitting mosiac this I love because its a work of art
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