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[QUOTE="UKTT Darren, post: 179636, member: 739"] When visiting a course in your quest to find the right training, make sure you talk to the right person who can give you the answers you are looking for, not the salesman behind the desk, ask to speek to the trainers, ask them if all the background preparations are covered for every surface, is it backed up by pre typed up notes otherwise you will forget it, you want a good mix of practical and theory, if your gonna survive in this game you need to know what your talking about when you get out there, do your reasurch and ask as many people as you can who may have been to that training centre, after your training you should know how to run a business in tiling, know what to do on every background for prep, know how to shape tiles around anything, know how to confidently fix and grout tiles, then to finish it off, silicone perfectly, all questions to ask when your there [/QUOTE]
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