Hallo from slim Jim

[slimtiler]

I'm thinking of being a tiler and I live just outside Coventry in Bedworth and I am pleased to have found this forum as it shows what an industry it is.. didn't realise how professional it all sounds. Good to see so much support too. I look forward to being a part of the forum in weeks and months to come...I'm looking for tips on the training companies locally. I've been in Admin in a call centre for too long and fancy a change to work on my own..

Look forward to reading as much as I can..thanks

 

[Varley]

Hello mate, welcome to the forums 🙂

Check out the tiling courses feedback forum...

http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-courses-feedback/

 

[DHTiling]

hello and welcome to the forums..........

 

[slimtiler]

Thanks, looks like I've got a lot of reading to do first.. Only found 2 items already about the training company I was going to go to, but .... ? need to do more reading. Got about 2 - 3 months before I book anyway so plenty of time..seems a bit pot luck who you go to until you read through here.

Thanks looks like I'll enjoy the ride..

 

[dean39]

Welcome from me bud.....enjoy and happy tiling....

 

[CLAYS TILES]

welcome to the forum

 

[robbo]

Hi and welcome to the forums

 

[White Room]

Hello and welcome

 

[sWe]

Welcome to the forums. If you're serious about becoming a tiler, it would be a very good idea to read up on the products (adhesive, grout, wpc, slc, ufh, board materials, tools, etc) different manufacturers offer. Alot can be learned from reading product specs; more than one might think.

Also, check you the links in my signature. I've been told they're good reading for newbies

 

[Turkish]

Hi mate and welcome

Turkish