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[scotty]

Re: North East tiling Training - Tyne & Wear

just fnished the course with darren thought it was very good would recomend it 2 anybody wantin 2 learn was very good 2 no how 2 start up on your own he covers everything and more very nice people thanks darren and tracey

 

[graham]

Re: North East tiling Training - Tyne & Wear

Hi all......just finished Darrens course at NE Tiler Training (April 13) and i've got to say that Darren knows his stuff! After being asked to tile a few kitchens and and so on at work, i decided to go on the course because i wanted to know how the proffessionals went about things. This course does not dissapoint!!! I had a bit of tiling experience but i was'nt prepered for what i learnt. Its full of useful info...everything from setting up on your own, scribing tiles and setting out methods. This course is a MUST if you want to learn tiling. Darren's a great teacher.... so if your a great listener (not like me) go on the course and you will learn loads! Thanks for everything you tought me Darren!

 

[Tim Orme]

Re: Your Tiling Course

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Just thought I'd drop a quick note about Chase Tiling. I could have posted this straight after finishing the 4 week course but i thought it would be fairer to post after my first job. I've just finished a 16 sq mtr kitchen floor, quarry tiles and lots of difficult cuts - in fact probably not the ideal job for a first one ! I was apprehensive, wasn't sure if I'd priced it right, wasn't sure if I'd taken on too much - but I needn't have worried . All the training I'd received at Chase Tiling was money really well spent. There wasn't a problem I encountered that I couldn't figure out a way round and all the hints and tips provided by Phil the course tutor came into their own. All I can say is that if you're looking for a course that is excellent value for money and run by a guy who can really do the job and not just talk a good story - look no further than Chase Tiling. Phil, if you're reading this thanks a million. The one tip I keep reminding myself of is "don't stand back and look at the job thinking how well you've done because you could be putting more tiles on !!!!


"Tea Time -Time for tea ??"

Tim

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[torphins tiler]

Re: North East tiling Training - Tyne & Wear

I went on the north east tiling training course a few weeks ago now and it was excellent. As i already have a trade i was a bit sceptical about learning another in just four days but the course was set out brilliantly and easy to follow. I cant believe how much I learned in that short time and wish I had done it sooner. At the moment I am working through the contacts that I already have from my painting business to get a start to the tiling side I now have. Got a few quotes to do already and have got a very possible link up with a kitchen place. My only advice to anyone would be book up as soon as possible and do the 5 day course to save having to go back.

Thanks very much to Darren, Tracy and Paul

 

[jwr-solo]

Re: Feedback

Just back from North East Tiling Course, Very intense and lots of info to digest but made easy by Darren, a top teacher....Tracey should get as much credit for the 'behind the scenes' work she does, hospitality second to none..I would have no problem recommending this course to anyone, money very well spent in my opinion

 

[penewby]

Re: Feedback

i also attended this course would agree wih everything Devon R has said, really thought i would forget half the info provided as the course was intense & fast paced but 7 weeks on and the info is still in my head as darren said it would be.

 

[JC3131]

Re: North East tiling Training - Tyne & Wear

I have been thinking of doing the tiling course at NE tiling training for a while now, but I have always put myself off the course, as I have never tiled before. The biggest worry I have is that after the course I won't know what to do regarding gaining experience (unless a few family members want jobs doing).

The course actually interests me as I would like to see a job done by myself from start to finish and be pleased with the end results, as well as a new career away from the boring low paid 9-5 job I'm currently in.

The training centre is only 20 mins away from where I live, and the comments that I have read on here about the training course has led me to post this message.

Any advice would be appreciated regarding the course (not that it needs talking up, as it seems to be a quality course) and what plans I should be thinking of doing after the training course has finished.



Thanks in advance

JC

 

[CON5933]

Re: North East tiling Training - Tyne & Wear

I have been thinking of doing the tiling course at NE tiling training for a while now, but I have always put myself off the course, as I have never tiled before. The biggest worry I have is that after the course I won't know what to do regarding gaining experience (unless a few family members want jobs doing).

The course actually interests me as I would like to see a job done by myself from start to finish and be pleased with the end results, as well as a new career away from the boring low paid 9-5 job I'm currently in.

The training centre is only 20 mins away from where I live, and the comments that I have read on here about the training course has led me to post this message.

Any advice would be appreciated regarding the course (not that it needs talking up, as it seems to be a quality course) and what plans I should be thinking of doing after the training course has finished.



Thanks in advance

JC

I think you've already decided🙂
If you have a good read of this forum it will point you along a very good path with some fantastic advice on how to go about starting out.

my advice (for what it's worth) do the course, then come back on here and you'll have a fair idea of what route you want to take, anything else mate, just ask.... some very good lads & lasses on here.
good luck🙂

 

[graham]

Re: North East tiling Training - Tyne & Wear

This course is great JC! All those same questions were running around in my head before i signed up for the course. Do you any plumbers or plasterers that could push some work your way after the course? That is where i get most of my work if im not tiling at work. People such as these are very valuable! All the best.

 

[sorefoot]

Re: North East tiling Training - Tyne & Wear

I cannot recommend this course from North East Tiling Training enough ,Straight to the point no bull ,Yes it is very intense , if you listen no probs taking in the info , if you don`t listen forget it ,does`nt matter how long any course is.Now I can offer my customers not only the Plumbing work I can offer the whole shooting match,I don`t have to worry about cowboy tilers dropping tiles in baths.I must also mention Tracy shes like a second Mother nothing is a problem .Thanks to them I have three tiling jobs that I confident to tackle already.