deani

Hi
I could tile fairly well before I took a week's course with the guys in Stockport, it was relaxed, virtually one to one teaching ( although it could have been one to four if it had been running to capacity ), very informative, helpful, nice guys teaching, and you have your own tiling bay so you can crack on a bit if you are a better more knowledgeable tiler than the chap in the bay next to you.
Recommended, they also do brick laying / walls / plastering.

brian c

Are you the tutor m8?....lol have you been outed on your first post....pmsl


BTW- welcome to the forums

whitebeam

Hello and welcome

"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"

ticmike

Glad you enjoyed the course.
I'm thinking of doing this course in the next few weeks and was worried looking at various courses, i wanted to make sure i chose the right one.
It looks like this is a reputable trainer, so i think i will be opting for this course.
Will post feedback once ive done the course.

ticmike

Well im off on this course in the morning, will let you know how it went once i complete it on Thursday.

Mad Hatter

You'll enjoy it, I did and it made my mind up that I wanted to do it full time. Personally speaking I think it's only a brief introduction to tiling but enough to get you started. There is so much more to learn after the course.

If you are unsure about anything after you've completed the course the guys on here always have the answers.

ticmike

Cheers Mad Hatter. I thought it would be a basic get to know tiling course, as its only 4 days, but i wanted someone to show me the basics in cutting etc.. and the tiling bay will give me a bid of confidence in actually tiling.
I already know a little but i need some hands on knowledge.