im hoping for a promotionin the near future. I already have my 17th edition, NVQ3, 2330 L3, 2391, ive completed the theory exam of the 2391-2, and im currently half way through an autocad course. Im also very organised, and am used to steering people in the right direction. Im used to ordering materials for jobs, and im usually fairly accurate with my estimating for materials.
If i were you,i would first become the best tradesman you can be. Not only practically,as in learn as many different ways of doing the same job as possible, but also learn the theory behind it. If you see something youve not seen before, then ask questions, and go home and do your research. Volunteer for the awkward and most technical jobs, and if you hear opf a job that you thibnk you will learn from, then ask to go onthat job. Far too many apprentices get stuck on big jobs cutting unistrut for months on end for my liking. what does that teach them?
