just registered

[T & P]

i could suggest if you do this four week course which im sure it sounds better than four days ,if you can sit for four weeks then when you have done it try registering with a couple of agencys,obviously you must drive and 99% of these agencys will take you on but you will need a couple of decent references to prove you do have the ability and youll probably find yourself on a council refurb project or a newbuild somewhere but you must be prepared to travel and they pay by the hour ,in my area its roughly £14 sheets an hour which isnt bad but i think you have to do a certain amount of meterage per day i.e 10 meters per day or something along them lines ,if you want some numbers for some agencys thats no probs kiddo

L & R Ceramics

Great advice mate I take it you need a CSCS to take this route

 

[Concept PHT]

These days, yes you do. You will need a recognised qualification for this.

 

[Concept PHT]

or enrolled on one to complete within 12 months, like an NVQ.

 

[L & R CERAMICS]

this cscs thing is a load of codswallop but i do see why they are doing it ,as for people asking for it youll probably find its not really essential at the moment ,you can still get on sites without it ,its the health and safety one that youll probably need first ,it costs about £35 notes for the test and then the card ,some companies will even put you through this test and then take the dough back out of your wages,so i wouldnt really worry about it