Are You The Right Person For A Building Apprenticeship?
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2023
- Are you considering a career in the building trades but wondering when is the right time to start an apprenticeship? In this video, we'll explore the age at which you can start a building apprenticeship and what factors to consider. if you like this and want more please consider subscribing!
Thanks for sharing Josh. Im a 44yr old housewife starting my Cert4 in carpentry. Similar deal as you at the beginning, my builder and I do all sorts every day and never a dull moment I f@#ing love it. Skilly kicked back on me cutting a barge board and I'm wary of it now! but wont be for long. I was terrified of heights a year ago and now there's nothing better than replacing a valley or drilling in roofing screws. I love the precision in building and the satisfaction of fixing someone's problem or making something new and perfect. I know the school work can be the hardest part for some but its going to be so worth it if it helps us to become awesome builders. We can all just look foward to the satisfaction of knowing our shit and teaching others one day.
I'm in kinda in the same place, exactly 10 years of grunt work, doing fry cook, retail, and grocery work. But I got heavily into woodworking during the pandemic. Took that rough year of experience, and got work in fabrication, (but for sheet plastics). It's not the same thing, but it uses all the same tool's, and so I breezed right in. Now I have a spacious quiet shop to do project's at my preferred place.
being a baker for 10 years, just enrolled last month to study carpentry . really helpful video, thankyou👍👍👍
A building apprenticeship or any kind of apprenticeship is for anyone that is 1. Teachable 2. Hardworking 3. Willing to learn.
I’m not a carpenter. I’m an automotive electrician and automotive locksmith by trade but I do all my own work at home and relatives homes. I can definitely identify with the slow learning process and feeling like useless then one day your just doing it without realizing it. I’m not an amazing builder but I can now do any projects I need done. Having your own tools is a huge help also.
Cheers mate just started my third year in apprenticeship, and you really have a great teaching gift, your crew is lucky to have you mate. Keep up the work bro
Cheers mate
I'm 24 & just recently applied to a construction apprentice position for a builder - demolition company. I never could afford college & worked various entry level jobs. Nothing caught my interest except for the construction industry. I would like to gain the knowledge & experience so one day I can become a general contractor.
Awesome video and info for people who are looking for a change im really considering changing jobs I left school and started working in factory jobs for years now im working on the roads and still not loving what i do definitely going to look into building just subbed to your channel ill be sharing this video with my kid thats finishing school this year
Cheers
I have an answar for the question how old is too old to become a builder.
It should be reworded to hoe many years do you forsee your body to have before it won't let you be a builder anymore. You can build for as long as you're willing to push your body.
Hard yard’s always pays off, but a lot of site work now in Auckland have less local guys n gals… I’m not sure are the locals all doing office jobs now? 😂
Overseas guys are fast and turning up in numbers and work till the fricken sun goes down… locals at the pub by 3pm😂or don’t turn up at all😂
I'm starting my third year in the trade and about 9 months into my apprenticeship, and I'm a week off turning 32. I came from 10 years as a car painter, and before that bounced around metal fabrication and welding trades for a while. I feel like this is what I was meant to be doing from the time I left school at 16. I pick up the practical side of things pretty quickly (already done a full bathroom reno by myself, done a few wet floor showers, done a few kitchens, currently doing an Axon reclad on a wobbly old house which is an absolute eye opener), but getting down to doing the bookwork is a real struggle for me, especially now that everything has changed to digital format since I did my autobody apprenticeship.
Also, that Milwaukee saw of yours is an absolute animal isn't it? I love mine but I don't love the way it chews up my 5.0 batteries
im the same bro im great hands on but when it comes to the book work i get pissed off pritty quik
just noticed the growth on the channel over the last couple of months. Not sure exactly what happened but congrats, great to see. Social blade makes for some interesting viewing in regards to your subs and views.
Hey Josh how can I get an apprentership with you. I have shorts and clips of my work in pre trade. Thanks
Hey Josh, enjoyed your video. I am early thirties looking at a career change. How would you suggest finding an apprenticeship? Putting your name down through BCITO or looking at contacting local builders?
Cheers
I've got a few videos in my apprenticeship playlist - I suggest contacting local builders direct. Even offer to do some work experience before making the full switch
What's a way better in New Zealand to learn DIY jobs for your home? I really want to do basic reno in my home, but scared I'll make it worst and end up creating a costly job. Is there anywhere I can take classes? I'm based in Christchurch.
P.S. thanks for this great video. I came across your channel a few weeks ago and enjoy watching your videos.
Well youre on RUclips so you can learn anything you need to know watching vids on it.
Also the guys at Bunnings are a good source of knowledge to.. and can help choosing the right tools/materials etc. Alot of them are ex tradies/builders etc.
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