Im kind of stuck between electrics and carpentry, they both sound like that would appeal to me but obviously not having experiance with either i think your right and ill probably benifit from working on site to get a little taste of each.
I think last time i was in the job center they had alot of general labouring advertisements, hopefully some of them wont mind if you havent got any on site experiance.
I have been abit put off by the chance i might have to start from nvq level
1 -2-3-4 part time or even full time without actually being employed in the trade, which looks like it would take a decade to complete without the actual experiance. I'd much rather get the experiance working in the trade, as a mate, apprentice or whatever, even if it is badly paid and im teaboy and cleaning up the saw dust, least it would give me the chance to learn on the job for a few years and then get the qualifications. But im not sure how the courses are arranged and what is teh best route, if i could get some experiance first hand which is what i want and then do some short intensive courses i would. Has anyone got any advice on this?Im sure if i went to a college they would just tell me to start from square one then do 4 more 1-2 year courses after that as its alot of money for them.
john