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[QUOTE="diamondtiling, post: 240665"] Doing a 4 week course will not allow you to call yourself a professional tiler, doing a 3 month course would not allow it either. There are many professional tilers on this site and all have either done an apprenticeship or are self taught over many years. A course will give you the basic skills, it can never just drop you on a job with bouncing floors, holes in walls, a ufh kit beside you and 600x300 polished porcelain to fit and expect you to be able to do it. These skills take time to hone, you learn with time what to do first and in what order, training schools are doing a good job but they are not turning out professional tilers after 4 weeks, to call them professionals is an insult to the long established tilers that have learned the hard way. Don't hand in your notice, that would be a rash thing to do, we are in a slow period where work is scarce. [/QUOTE]
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