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Got to be familiar with a kettle surely, That was my first lesson on the first day of my apprenticeship .... 8 years on and I still haven't mastered it .... apparently
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I've never had an apprentice, but I've had 'boys' (no, no, no!) along with me on jobs, and I always found that thanking them for doing a good job and encouraging them works wonders.
50Kellogs????? what's that in English?Would have to say someone older rather than 16 year olds. Not saying you can't get a good young'un, but someone say 18+ would be maybe more committed to working.
Also, they must be less than 5'8", 28"waist and weigh about 50kg. Loft work is a bitch and I've eaten too many biscuits to fit in them now.
Someone who wants to be an electrician, really , truly
Hi,
We are looking for an apprentice, they will have started in September, so will have a little knowledge.
Obviously someone keen and willing.
But what else would you look for?
It’s in a factory.
Thanks.
Great post. It’s what I also look for. That and the ability to walk a little faster!Iam an apprentice I do everything for my journeymin (but whipe his a@@rs)
When going to jobs try to get in your head what materials you is needed for the job I set everything up ladders etc so he can just do his job after job is done tools are back in the bag ladders are away on the van final check to see if tools are left or anything I haven’t picked up I get him coffee every day which don’t think he relies is a pretty penny at the end of the week he shouts at me all the time when u muck up Iam a nervous wreck half the time going to work in case I get it from him it’s tuff but if you have a decent journeymin your lucky
A tricky balance has to be found , work needs to be done .Someone who is nosy, never stops asking questions, wants to learn?
I’m currently looking for work as an Apprentice, where about are you located Chris?
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