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fr0gman4
Was looking for some advice on how to approach a more experienced tiler with regards to working with and gaining more experience and confidence....
I am booked onto the NETT course on Jan 2nd and when I return intend a period of confidence building/practice on my own bathroom , kitchen and then plan to advertise for work.
I know a lad local to me who has stacks of work on and was wondering if it would be any good if I approached him and asked if I get any jobs I thought were too big/tricky for me at such an early stage would he be interested in them ???
likewise if he gets any small jobs he may not be too interested in or just too busy to take on would he be prepared to pass them my way????
I know some may think it daft to pass on the bigger jobs but I would rather take my time and get a good few smaller jobs under my belt and gain experience that way than rush into a big job and **** it up.
Do you the more experienced hands think that this is the type of deal he might go for or would it be a non starter????????
any help/advice from the experts would be gratefully recieved
thanks
LEE
I am booked onto the NETT course on Jan 2nd and when I return intend a period of confidence building/practice on my own bathroom , kitchen and then plan to advertise for work.
I know a lad local to me who has stacks of work on and was wondering if it would be any good if I approached him and asked if I get any jobs I thought were too big/tricky for me at such an early stage would he be interested in them ???
likewise if he gets any small jobs he may not be too interested in or just too busy to take on would he be prepared to pass them my way????
I know some may think it daft to pass on the bigger jobs but I would rather take my time and get a good few smaller jobs under my belt and gain experience that way than rush into a big job and **** it up.
Do you the more experienced hands think that this is the type of deal he might go for or would it be a non starter????????
any help/advice from the experts would be gratefully recieved
thanks
LEE