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[Michael]

Hi guys

I'm 22 and I joined a few months back looking for advice and got a great response. Anyway I have been trying for 3 months now to get into the tiling trade and it's finally paid off, a tiler local to me has offered to take me on as apprentice/trainee and teach me all aspects of tiling cause I didn't stop pestering him, (joke) he said I had the right attitude and wants to expand haha, anyway I hope to pack my current job in And be the best tiler I can be.

Thanks guys

 

[White Room]

Best of luck to you Michael..

 

[Andy Allen]

Great news....good luck !

 

[peteablard]

Good luck fella

 

[J Sid]

welcome and good luck

 

[Qwerty]

Good luck

 

[LM]

That's what I like to hear, a bit of enthusiasm!
Good luck Michael,we're here to help as much as we can, Good luck fella

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Excellent news.

 

[hmtiling]

Well done and good luck

 

[Italy]

not to break tiles, it is the best start
Good luck

 

[Old Mod]

Good luck geezer!

 

[Aston]

Hi guys

I'm 22 and I joined a few months back looking for advice and got a great response. Anyway I have been trying for 3 months now to get into the tiling trade and it's finally paid off, a tiler local to me has offered to take me on as apprentice/trainee and teach me all aspects of tiling cause I didn't stop pestering him, (joke) he said I had the right attitude and wants to expand haha, anyway I hope to pack my current job in And be the best tiler I can be.

Thanks guys

great news!
persistance pays hey ;0)

make sure you make the most of this and find a college that does wall and floor tiling and do your nvqs on day release so that you become a properly qualified..
all the best and good luck ;0)

 

[judge]

Good luck in your new venture

 

[Dumbo]

great news!
persistance pays hey ;0)

make sure you make the most of this and find a college that does wall and floor tiling and do your nvqs on day release so that you become a properly qualified..
all the best and good luck ;0)

Unless it's changed I only thought that there were two colleges that did tiling . Salford I think and Portsmouth

 

[Aston]

I know they have cut tiling departments but i didnt think it was that bad.

Pretty sure hugh baird college in liverpool still do tiling, st helens did about 3 years ago and i thought birmingham still taught tiling.

If it is down to 2, thats a serious blow to the industry. we need to do some sort of petition to remind these clowns that the skills a tiler needs now, are in line with the australians so we should be added units and expanding the tiling skills criteria rather than stream lining its title.