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Just what i want to do long term mate, the grass isnt always greener if you know what i mean!

I hear that, I used to be a mate for a kitchen fitter and all I heard was best trade, electrician hands down, good money and can be the cleanest trade and was told at that time that it seemed like lots of work was about

Since coming on here I've had the reply become a plumber, same money and less responsibility

And Can be hard to get work because many from EU are doing it for less

Ill stick it out and see how it goes

Although I need to find an employer who will take the time and teach me if I want to fully qualify and even if I found one I'd then have to find 2.5k each year to pay for my course while doing my NVQ3

I should of done this when I left school!!!!
 
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I hear that, I use to be a mate for a kitchen fitter and all I heard was best trade, electrician hands down, good money and can be the cleanest trade and was told at that time that it seemed like lots of work was about

Since coming on here I've had the reply because a plumber, same money and less responsibility

Can be hard to get work because many from EU are doing it for less

Ill stick it out and see how it goes

Although I need to find an employer who will take the time and teach me if I want to fully qualify and even if I found one I'd then have to find 2.5k each year to pay for my course while doing my NVQ3

I should of done this when I left school!!!!

Thats a coincidence mate! i work 3x12 hr shifts a week so i have quite a bit of time off... I spent 3 years working the other 2 or 3 days a week with a kitchen fitter doing kitchens bedroom and bathrooms, used to love it but i got burned out doing all the hours so i had to wrap it in about 2 year ago
 
Thats a coincidence mate! i work 3x12 hr shifts a week so i have quite a bit of time off... I spent 3 years working the other 2 or 3 days a week with a kitchen fitter doing kitchens bedroom and bathrooms, used to love it but i got burned out doing all the hours so i had to wrap it in about 2 year ago

100% it's important to have the correct work/life balance!!
When I was younger I worked 70 hours a week but was awesome money at that age, ÂŁ18p/h for Sunday, just not worth killing yourself for it though
 

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