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Italy

un nuovo inizio!
if you come to Italy to work .......
it's the end !!!!
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One Day

Sorry Jaclyn to hijack your thread!
I would strongly suggest you try and get some experience alongside experienced tilers. A very fast way to learn.

Also - the single best piece of advice given to me when I started out:
Forget making money at first. Concentrate solely on doing an A1 job - regardless of how long it takes you.
If you ALWAYS return great work, you will build a reputation which will keep you busy - no need to advertise.

Speed and profit come in time. View your 1st couple of years as "learning while earning".
 
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Italy

Sorry Jaclyn to hijack your thread!
I would strongly suggest you try and get some experience alongside experienced tilers. A very fast way to learn.

Also - the single best piece of advice given to me when I started out:
Forget making money at first. Concentrate solely on doing an A1 job - regardless of how long it takes you.
If you ALWAYS return great work, you will build a reputation which will keep you busy - no need to advertise.

Speed and profit come in time. View your 1st couple of years as "learning while earning".
Forget making money at first........
I remained first moment then it ......
 
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Jaclyn Fiddyment

Sorry Jaclyn to hijack your thread!
I would strongly suggest you try and get some experience alongside experienced tilers. A very fast way to learn.

Also - the single best piece of advice given to me when I started out:
Forget making money at first. Concentrate solely on doing an A1 job - regardless of how long it takes you.
If you ALWAYS return great work, you will build a reputation which will keep you busy - no need to advertise.

Speed and profit come in time. View your 1st couple of years as "learning while earning".
Do many tilers take on trainees?
 
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bcd-87

Also well worth while taking up as much training (sometimes free is you ask nicely) as you can manage.
I'd suggest BAL as a starter... Tiling Training - Book Now | BAL Adhesives

Hi Jaclyn

Welcome to TF

You will find great advice here, all of the above is spot on.. just reading through all the posts i've learnt heaps and i've been tiling for 11 years..

Stay away from builders always go with your gut feeling
 
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Jaclyn Fiddyment

Im in your area jaclyn,its best to do jobs for family and friends,friends of friends,thats how you build it up ,but best to go with a local tiler to get experience,a couple of days a week for free,thats what i did while i was at college ,went with the best guy about for free ,the best thing i did ,good luck
I haven't purchased any tools yet,didn't know whether it was best to wait until I got some experience?
 

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