Hi Joe, there is not upper age limit. Only age limit is the starting age which is 16. So age is no barrier, this counts for any apprenticeship not just bricklaying. I started my brickwork apprenticeship at 22 after being made redundant from a software development company. It was only meant to be a stop gap until I found something more permanent and here I am 20 years later! Thanks for watching
@Shinobi I meant there is not actually an upper age limit to enter into an apprenticeship, you obviously need to be physically fit and capable to handle the demands of construction. Not everyone wants to be a volume bricklayer, someone may want to learn a new skill for various reasons. Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback
When iwas apprentice years ago are boss never bought us tools ihad 4 year apprenticeship idone it within ayear when iwas 14 teen iwas laying bricks me grandad taught me iwas day work foreman when iwas 19 years Old I got me head down and got on with it 4 years for saim firm till 23 then went on day work foreman 6 years some where else till 29 then worked for another firm 5 years till 34 went on price 2 years then back day work foreman 36 then price work 37 2003 till now 2024 still on price 58
£4-85 p/h no wonder why youngens dont go into it ,better of old school style go on the monkey as a fit young bloke and pick it up then get a chance on the line , the way us old gits started and bought our own tools ,back in the 80,s the government had a TOPS course covering lots of construction skills best thing ever
Just buy shitloads of metal profiles , clamps and other bits of tat to carry up the ladder .... Don't bother learning how to build corners , just rely on cheap , nasty gadgets !!!
Whats the cut off age for an apprenticeship ?
Hi Joe, there is not upper age limit. Only age limit is the starting age which is 16. So age is no barrier, this counts for any apprenticeship not just bricklaying. I started my brickwork apprenticeship at 22 after being made redundant from a software development company. It was only meant to be a stop gap until I found something more permanent and here I am 20 years later! Thanks for watching
Thanks for the reply mate
@Shinobi I meant there is not actually an upper age limit to enter into an apprenticeship, you obviously need to be physically fit and capable to handle the demands of construction. Not everyone wants to be a volume bricklayer, someone may want to learn a new skill for various reasons. Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback
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When iwas apprentice years ago are boss never bought us tools ihad 4 year apprenticeship idone it within ayear when iwas 14 teen iwas laying bricks me grandad taught me iwas day work foreman when iwas 19 years Old I got me head down and got on with it 4 years for saim firm till 23 then went on day work foreman 6 years some where else till 29 then worked for another firm 5 years till 34 went on price 2 years then back day work foreman 36 then price work 37 2003 till now 2024 still on price 58
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Thanks mate. Hope you’re well 🧱
@@Tone_Team all good cheers.what ure doing with apprenticeships is brilliant.havent seen an apprentice in years.
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£4-85 p/h no wonder why youngens dont go into it ,better of old school style go on the monkey as a fit young bloke and pick it up then get a chance on the line , the way us old gits started and bought our own tools ,back in the 80,s the government had a TOPS course covering lots of construction skills best thing ever
Thanks Jack 👍🏻 The lads money sons goes up 👍🏻
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Just buy shitloads of metal profiles , clamps and other bits of tat to carry up the ladder .... Don't bother learning how to build corners , just rely on cheap , nasty gadgets !!!
What makes you think I can’t build corners. You need to have a word with yourself