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How can people older than 25 get into the plumbing trade without paying out for training themselves?
Asked by Pink Laydee
Do you approach a company and ask them if they'll train you? Anyone know about the expected salary etc?
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i am 27 and have been trying to find out how to get an adult apprenticeship and phoned learn direct and they told me that because i live in scotland the government dont fund any training schemes but in england there was 1 place in linconshire. but you should give them a phone for more details.
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get a job as a hepler........... 8- 10 dollars an hour
Answered by rttnblly
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Why not approch a good plumbing company and ask them if you could become an appy! How ever in order to be qualified you will need to take a trade exam!
Answered by peta g
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get yourself a white van - make up a name e.g. "Bob's Plumbing Services" find some old lady customers and just nip up to B&Q when you need some stuff - you'll make a fortune.
Answered by themelon
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try going to college as my hubby is training to be a electrician and hasn't paid for the course
Answered by sweetestmoondust
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