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[QUOTE="Time's Ran Out, post: 901228"] From what I understand it’s a great course - one of the best around - but as [USER=49421]@Albert[/USER] its just a teaser into the trade. It must be extremely difficult to get into tiling on a commercial scale these days as apprenticeships are aimed at the younger people and site work needs so many qualifications ( which is a good thing). There are tilers on this forum with good businesses who have no formal training and it’s not rocket science. However you have a moral obligation (IMHO) to be adequately trained before you charge the general public for work as a professional. At the end of the day no 2 tilers are the same and if you have the interest , desire, and self confidence you can enjoy this trade for a long time. Good luck and go UK PRO! [/QUOTE]
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