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Want to be a bricklayer

Freshmilk · 2005-09-04 13:47:02

Hi i am looking for information regarding the work of a bricklayer and what would the work of a 1st year apprentice be? And if there is a future for this career.Any information would be greatly recieved!

04-09-2005 01:47PM

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Freshmilk

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Hi i am looking for information regarding the work of a bricklayer and what would the work of a 1st year apprentice be? And if there is a future for this career.Any information would be greatly recieved!

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#2 04-09-2005 06:25PM

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Freshmilk wrote:

Hi i am looking for information regarding the work of a bricklayer and what would the work of a 1st year apprentice be? And if there is a future for this career.Any information would be greatly recieved!

go to fas.ie, they're the goverment agency for all aprenticeship schemes.

Being a brickie is a very physically demanding job, and (for abvious reasons) it's all outdoors, be prepared

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