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Hi,
I did the 4wk course in Warrington back in Sept, being a plasterer I found I was passing work on so I thought I'd do a course and see if it was for me.
I have to say that I found it very useful, the knowledge of the tutors was immense, if there was something that was not understood you only had to ask and time was taken to explain (for some..in simper terms).
Like anything it's not neccesarily the training that's not upto scratch, it could be he/she is not upto what they are trying to do, some people on my course would never be a tiler as long as they had a hole in their rear.
I was fortunate, it was for me, I left the course and my first job was a 50m2 ground floor of a house, the job was in 450mm ceramic with loose wire undertile heating onto backerboard. Remembered my training, took my time and got stuck in with twitching ar*e, the job turned out very well, all good cuts it ran from room to room perfectly. That first job paid for my course and all my tools that I had purchased and left some beer money.
I know I wouldn't have even known where to start on that job had it not been for the training I received, now I'm running a succesful business in plastering and tiling.
As I said though it is not just down to the training, the person being trained has a lot to do with any success.
Sorry for boring you all.
Mark.
I did the 4wk course in Warrington back in Sept, being a plasterer I found I was passing work on so I thought I'd do a course and see if it was for me.
I have to say that I found it very useful, the knowledge of the tutors was immense, if there was something that was not understood you only had to ask and time was taken to explain (for some..in simper terms).
Like anything it's not neccesarily the training that's not upto scratch, it could be he/she is not upto what they are trying to do, some people on my course would never be a tiler as long as they had a hole in their rear.
I was fortunate, it was for me, I left the course and my first job was a 50m2 ground floor of a house, the job was in 450mm ceramic with loose wire undertile heating onto backerboard. Remembered my training, took my time and got stuck in with twitching ar*e, the job turned out very well, all good cuts it ran from room to room perfectly. That first job paid for my course and all my tools that I had purchased and left some beer money.
I know I wouldn't have even known where to start on that job had it not been for the training I received, now I'm running a succesful business in plastering and tiling.
As I said though it is not just down to the training, the person being trained has a lot to do with any success.
Sorry for boring you all.
Mark.