Skilled and Unskilled Tilers - How to improve? - Tile Advice

[Ignatius]

Good morning from this side of the world I have a little concern I will like to share with you all. I know most of the group members have a company of the own others to are working individually and doing really good but there’re a lot of members in the group ( both skilled n unskilled tilers ) who are really really in need of a job now, I for instance am skilled but I wouldn’t mind to start all over again I would love to enhance and improve on what I already know.. I’m appealing to all the companies and individuals that can help people like me to achieve our dreams to please do help us.. Thank you and a happy Sunday to you all.

 

[Dan]

Hi @Ignatius thanks for posting. How is the tiling world in Ghana? How long have you been tiling?

There is a wealth of information on the forum. Always feel free to reply to one even if it's a really old one, as people can still contribute to it.

 

[Ignatius]

@Dan it’s really though and different here because it’s very hard to get all the tools and equipments but we try our best to do neat and clean work and I have been doing that for almost six years. It’s very not easy learn a trade here.

 

[faceman]

After I left my first tiling boss 2 years into learning I knew there was a lot more to know than what I'd learnt in the new build sector. This was 2008 and I had no relationships with any experienced tilers. I realised the industry was changing very quickly and so were these methods in which to do the job. I turned to product manuals supplied by every manufacturer. Some are extensive and cover so many aspects of the job. I also found this place and found some real experience here. Product knowledge is easily attained and free and you'll be amazed how many experienced tilers never read the back of the bag. Maybe this will help.