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28 January 2008, 07:16 PM
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28 January 2008, 07:37 PM
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its not to bad really, i earn about 24/25k without overtime a year
(you can earn more if you can be arsed)when i left school there were no apprenticeships anywhere so i did it off my own back and went to night school for 3 years
one thing i will warn you of tho is.......dont think you are a joiner after finishing college
it is the only job i know of that you do not take a single thing that you were taught in college out into the real world it means you really have to get experience being on site working with joiners before you could even think about going alone onto site if you are serious and you were willing i would be tempted to go and labour on a self employed joiner on the w/ends for at least a couple of months (you said you wanted a p/t job) just to get the hang of things
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its not to bad really, i earn about 24/25k without overtime a year (you can earn more if you can be arsed)
when i left school there were no apprenticeships anywhere so i did it off my own back and went to night school for 3 years
one thing i will warn you of tho is.......dont think you are a joiner after finishing college it is the only job i know of that you do not take a single thing that you were taught in college out into the real world it means you really have to get experience being on site working with joiners before you could even think about going alone onto site
if you are serious and you were willing i would be tempted to go and labour on a self employed joiner on the w/ends for at least a couple of months (you said you wanted a p/t job) just to get the hang of things
HTH
(you can earn more if you can be arsed)when i left school there were no apprenticeships anywhere so i did it off my own back and went to night school for 3 years
one thing i will warn you of tho is.......dont think you are a joiner after finishing college
it is the only job i know of that you do not take a single thing that you were taught in college out into the real world it means you really have to get experience being on site working with joiners before you could even think about going alone onto site if you are serious and you were willing i would be tempted to go and labour on a self employed joiner on the w/ends for at least a couple of months (you said you wanted a p/t job) just to get the hang of things
HTH
Think plumbing is looking like an option as have done a bit before and seem quite confident with it.
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oh yeah i forgot a couple of points........
1, you have to work in the cold
2, you have to work in dirty conditions
3, you will constantly have dirty work clothes
4, you have to work in the cold (so bad i said it twice) i feckin hate the cold 
1, you have to work in the cold
2, you have to work in dirty conditions
3, you will constantly have dirty work clothes
4, you have to work in the cold (so bad i said it twice)
i feckin hate the cold
28 January 2008, 08:20 PM
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1, not a problem, I use thermogenics so always wear t shirts outside
2, currently do well sort - Office is a bit dirty
3, alrite I fart a lot so clothes get smelly anyway
4, see one
2, currently do well sort - Office is a bit dirty
3, alrite I fart a lot so clothes get smelly anyway
4, see one
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28 January 2008, 08:46 PM
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28 January 2008, 08:49 PM
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do you own a hammer? can you hit things? can you breathe in through your teeth and say 'its a difficult job and im up to my eyes at the moment, i can do it tomorrow but its going to cost you'?
did you answer yes to these questions? yes your a time served joiner
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its not to bad really, i earn about 24/25k without overtime a year (you can earn more if you can be arsed)
when i left school there were no apprenticeships anywhere so i did it off my own back and went to night school for 3 years
one thing i will warn you of tho is.......dont think you are a joiner after finishing college it is the only job i know of that you do not take a single thing that you were taught in college out into the real world it means you really have to get experience being on site working with joiners before you could even think about going alone onto site
if you are serious and you were willing i would be tempted to go and labour on a self employed joiner on the w/ends for at least a couple of months (you said you wanted a p/t job) just to get the hang of things
HTH
(you can earn more if you can be arsed)when i left school there were no apprenticeships anywhere so i did it off my own back and went to night school for 3 years
one thing i will warn you of tho is.......dont think you are a joiner after finishing college
it is the only job i know of that you do not take a single thing that you were taught in college out into the real world it means you really have to get experience being on site working with joiners before you could even think about going alone onto site if you are serious and you were willing i would be tempted to go and labour on a self employed joiner on the w/ends for at least a couple of months (you said you wanted a p/t job) just to get the hang of things
HTH
now if i never know you id think you talked sense and knew what you were doing, but as i do know you i would like to ask you were you copied and pasted that from please
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2. bigger pu55y
3. does it have something to do with number 2? d1ckhead
4. big fecking pu55y