Can you get a trade without being in the job?
26-08-2004, 08:42 PM
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Can you get a trade without being in the job?
Want to get proper job only this will mean getting a proper qualification, can you get a trade without being a £60 a week YTS pleb? and can it be done while i work shifts 
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Not 100% sure what i want to do yet, but as long as it aint factory work i'm not fussy sparky, bricky, plumber owt that commands a decent wage and will always be needed
? Not 100% sure what i want to do yet, but as long as it aint factory work i'm not fussy sparky, bricky, plumber owt that commands a decent wage and will always be needed
27-08-2004, 07:41 AM
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My apprentice at the moment is 29,, he's doing a adult apprenticehip! Its strange teaching someone who is older than you! One of the adults apps is 35 
i think they earn about 270 take home a week,which isnt too bad for training
i think they earn about 270 take home a week,which isnt too bad for training
27-08-2004, 07:54 AM
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It's already been said, but a plastering course will mean endless work, You can never get a plaster, my mate had a bloke do his lounge and was supposed to come and do the rest of the house £££, he ended up having 5 plasters do different rooms as he could never get them to turn up when they said they would.
Loads of people I know really struggle to find plasterers so if you get known as a decent reliable one you'll make a mint.
Plus you can be self employed so no boss, and you own working hours and low overheads.
Loads of people I know really struggle to find plasterers so if you get known as a decent reliable one you'll make a mint.
Plus you can be self employed so no boss, and you own working hours and low overheads.
27-08-2004, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
My apprentice at the moment is 29,, he's doing a adult apprenticehip! Its strange teaching someone who is older than you! One of the adults apps is 35
i think they earn about 270 take home a week,which isnt too bad for training
i think they earn about 270 take home a week,which isnt too bad for training
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27-08-2004, 04:38 PM
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I'm 25 so whats my best option? trouble is i cant take too much of a pay cut cause of the mortgage and loan and other bills and shit, so its either try and fit a course in my own time and then shift jobs once qualified or risk taking an apprentice job on less money while i learn
Forgive me for being ignorant Gareth but whats that doing?
cheers for the help lads
Forgive me for being ignorant Gareth but whats that doing?
cheers for the help lads
27-08-2004, 05:00 PM
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ther are lots of one day a week courses from plastering ,bricky ,plumber at colleges all over,my son works for me and i am sending him to learn a trade on a day release course .As long as you could fit your shifts around it ther are now age limits.I remember years ago there was a 25year old in our bricklaying course ,he had been at it for years bout no qualifications to show
27-08-2004, 05:34 PM
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Its the worst thing i never did 
wasted years in crap jobs while living at home, would of been the perfect time with no outgoings to get some form of trade, now i got stuff to pay for i'm lumbered. Working shifts dont help cause it means i'd have to miss some days out due to being at work. Just found out a local learning centre has an open day next week so i might try and get to that, think im also gonna start looking for adult apprenticeships, havent got a clue where to start though
wasted years in crap jobs while living at home, would of been the perfect time with no outgoings to get some form of trade, now i got stuff to pay for i'm lumbered. Working shifts dont help cause it means i'd have to miss some days out due to being at work. Just found out a local learning centre has an open day next week so i might try and get to that, think im also gonna start looking for adult apprenticeships, havent got a clue where to start though
27-08-2004, 06:37 PM
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plumbing mate, either gas or water. small fortune to be made in that. can easily make 70k a year working in the right place with a corgi licence.
theres alot of colleges that do evening or night courses in it to.
theres alot of colleges that do evening or night courses in it to.
27-08-2004, 07:06 PM
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Re: Can you get a trade without being in the job?
Originally Posted by Matt J
Want to get proper job only this will mean getting a proper qualification, can you get a trade without being a £60 a week YTS pleb? and can it be done while i work shifts ?
Not 100% sure what i want to do yet, but as long as it aint factory work i'm not fussy sparky, bricky, plumber owt that commands a decent wage and will always be needed
? Not 100% sure what i want to do yet, but as long as it aint factory work i'm not fussy sparky, bricky, plumber owt that commands a decent wage and will always be needed
you could find someone in the job and just learn as you go
thats what i did
you can earn £50k a year no problem..
were the same as other trades too much work not enough time
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