Thinking of training to become a plumber

[tamz]

I think Jay covered most things here. I've got opinions i'll keep to myself.

 

[jacquiplumb]

I am a apprentice, am 35 I had been trying to get this role since 25, now in my second year, I struggle running a house on what I earn and have to plaster in my spare time to make ends meet but am gaining alot of experience, and loving it. It is hard but who said anything is easy?

 

[oz-plumber]

I think Jay covered most things here. I've got opinions i'll keep to myself.

Hi Tamz,

Please don't keep you opinions to yourself.

Unload !!!!!

Your opinions are too 'enlightening' and 'educational' to keep to yourself.

Oz

 

[newcastle phill]

He normally charges £45+vat per hour for an opinion 😛

 

[SimplyPlumber]

Becoming good plumber will take you some time at least 5-6 years. Just ring some local plumbing company and ask if they need any apprentice - or work part time as a security man and offer to work free for plumbing company. Your experience will be very precious and will pay off