out of all the tile course's on here who is best???

[PGM Tiling Solutions]

Hello mate,

Diamond Training is definately worth a look mate. Quality centre with great training environment, plenty of realistic kitchen and bathrooms allocated to individual trainees and excellent instruction. They will also collect/drop off from B&B if needed. I did a 4 week course there last year and was very impressed with the whole set up. Hoping to go it alone from around May/Jun next year.

Cheers

Paul

 

[Dan]

Quite a travel but yeah, if you're willing, Diamond and NETT are clearly highly recommended on the forum.

 

[Danny@ Diamond]

Hi all,

Firstly i know you said no responses by centres so excuse the post.

Just thought that i would make you aware that we are currently in the process of expanding across the UK, this will take place over the next few months.

Check out the following link for further info Diamond Is Expanding Across The UK | Diamond Training Group

All the best and gook luck

 

[Tenchman]

Gooner find a semi-retired tiler who needs a lift and put your lad with him the courses are fine to give you an idea if you might like to stick with it, however they are set in ideal and small conditions nothing like working in a real situation.

a few wonky floors will give him more of an insight into the work plus the tiler won't be under as much pressure and he would not charge you as much as the course!

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Gooner find a semi-retired tiler who needs a lift and put your lad with him the courses are fine to give you an idea if you might like to stick with it, however they are set in ideal and small conditions nothing like working in a real situation.

a few wonky floors will give him more of an insight into the work plus the tiler won't be under as much pressure and he would not charge you as much as the course!

No disrespect to the fine people who offer the only alternative, to the lack of opportunities to learn a trade. As apprenticeships are a thing of the past, yet I must agree with Steve(Tenchman). A course will give you a basic insight, into the art of tiling. If a potential trainee can complete a coarse and then spend some time in the employ of a day to day real on the job pro tiler, surely they will get the best of both worlds. just my opinion