courses

Hi Everyone I have just joined the forum and i am sure it will be very useful. I have tiled about 6 bathrooms as we use to have a hotel but i have decided that i should get some formal training as i would like to this for a living. My nearest tiling course is called UK tiling based in Swindon...

i am looking for tilling courses in scotland, ones that can provide the same level as academys such as chase tilling, any info or links would be appreciated.

Right guys how many weeks did you do on your tiling course, one week, two weeks, 6 weeks etc. I did two weeks and i had never done tiling before, i think i learnt the basics and just needed to put them into practise. I would rather no training schools answered this question i want new tilers to...

Most people on here have done a tiling course and now call them selfs tilers what a load of **** theses courses are you tile a nice new plastered wall and the trainers tell you how good your tiling looks they give you loads of confidence to get out there and do it but the truth is they take...

Just been reading the website owned by a former member of tilersforums.com and it seems there is a strong chance there will be a tiling training centre setting up in Nottingham. Broken Link Removed Dave seems to be booking on a few courses to checkout the training centres to see what it's all...

Hi. Has anyone been or could reccomend a good Advanced tiling course in the North West that icludes things like Wetroom and underfloor heating installation. I dont think ill take such a project on unless i know im confident enough to do it. Cheers for the advice

i am looking to get myself a trade in tilling but i am not sure the best courses to go on i have heard of chase that gets good feedback also i have looked at able skills but that dosnt seem to be widley known. any information that i can retrieve so i can put my best foot forward an get all the...

Can anyone recommend one? Are they any good? Is there plenty of work out there for "newbies"? Sheffield area, any advice welcome.:thumbsup:

Please leave feedback if you've been on this tiling course.

ive just been on a plastering course at the lancashire school of plastering in preston 4 day £295 it cost me but its usually £370 (im sure gaz ) would have heard of this place. You learn drylining ceilings walls skimming rendering etc in 4 days i couldnt believe the results ive only done a bit...

http://www.learntotile.co.uk for tiling courses in the North, Tiling Courses covering; South Shields, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Bradford, Harrogate, Preston etc.

broken link removed for Tiling Coures covering; Staffordshire, Cheshire, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Liverpool etc

Hi does anyone know of any intensive not too expensive tiling courses in Scotland. had a look on the web and the all seem to be in England? Any information would be appreciated, thanks.

http://www.google.com/search?q=tiling+courses http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=tiling+courses Good result! ;)

Hi all, seen so many people just finished courses but, understandably, needing lots of help and scared of doing big jobs, etc. Also, people wanting to be tilers all want to know which course to do. As courses are not recognised by people who employ you (unlike electricians,etc) why don't...

Im looking for a good tiling course to go on. I will be leaving the Royal Navy next year and would like to get some decent information on tiling courses.

Hi, i was thinking of doing a short college course in business start up so i know what im doing with the business side of things. Ive seen one at learndirect, a 40 hours course, Has anyone done one and if so which course would you recommend

hey all.. iam lookin to do a tileing course that will teach me all basics for wall and flooring, but the thing is iam based in portsmouth and don't really want to tarvel that far to the workshop. Can any1 suggest any companies that i can go to that have workshop in HAmpshire area? many thanks

has anyone been on or visited any of the tile courses in grangemouth or johnstone

Anyone been on a one week course at PTS Warrington or Plastering & Tiling School of Excellence Stockport? As a complete novice would it help to give me an idea of whether or not I would want to go into tiling as a profession with a view to then doing a longer course at a later date?