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| Ancora Imparo | Re: Carpentry I worked as a labourer with a few 'chippies' last summer, they basically first did a course at what we call TAFE (a type of tertiary education) and then got an apprenticeship with a carpenter. ---------------- Jay-qu ::Hypography Moderator of.. Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics, Astronomy & Cosmology, Space and Technology & gadgets Forums Einstein said that if quantum mechanics is right, then the world is crazy. Well, Einstein was right. The world is crazy. -Daniel Greenberger Physics Guides - Physics Resources and help | |
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| Creating | Alternately, I have a friend with no formal vocational training (though a lot of on-the-job day labor experience), who got a job as a resident custodian for an apartment complex. After a few years of this, he began to get pretty good jobs self-contracting himself to people who heard about him thought word-of-mouth. This sort of person can be great for small, non-time-critical jobs that require a bit of everything, like adding a room with wiring and plumbing, since he’s able to do carpentry, wiring, and plumbing. Social connections can help a lot in the trades. My friend gets a lot of business thorough people he knows through music and social scenes – I’d guess that, like me, he’s socially acquainted with a couple of hundred people, who mention him to people they know, etc. ---------------- Moderator: Computers and Technology; Medical Science; Science Projects and Homework; Philosophy of Science; Physics and Mathematics; Environmental Studies ![]() | |
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