How to Become a Qualified Tiler

If you’re wondering how to become a qualified tiler, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll tell you everything you need to know, from the qualifications you’ll need to the skills you’ll require. Find out what you need to do to start on a new career path as a qualified tiler. Here's our advice for those wondering how to become a tiler:

What Qualifications Will I Need?

Typically, to become a tiler you’ll need a qualification in wall and floor tiling along with experience in the tiling trade. There are various courses that will enable you to start a new career as a tiler; the right one for you depends on what type of qualification you wish to gain. Here at Access Training, we offer an Essential Tiling Course, Professional Tiling Course and DIY Tiling Course.

If you’re completely new to the industry, our Essential Tiling Course is ideal. Whereas our DIY Tiling Course is geared towards a DIY enthusiast, who wishes to carry out small tiling jobs around the home.

Our Professional Tiling Course will kick-start that career in tiling you’ve always wanted, even if you sign onto the course as a beginner.

What Skills Are Required?

There are a number of skills that will help you to become a qualified tiler. These include:

• Mathematical
• Customer service
• Practical
• Attention to detail
• Organisational
• Creative

However, if you don’t possess these skills then this shouldn’t stop you from a career in tiling. You’ll develop these essential skills, in addition to others, while undertaking a tiling course. For example, you’ll learn how to calculate quantities of tiles and grout needed for a job, as well as how to cut around intricate shapes.

After completing a tiling course, you’ll not only obtain an accredited qualification, you’ll possess an enhanced skill set too.

How Much Do Tilers Earn?

Naturally, you’re going to want to know roughly how much you’ll earn as a qualified tiler. Like with most jobs, this can vary significantly. However, as a newly qualified tiler you can expect to earn anything between £17,000 and £20,000.

As an experienced tiler, you could earn up to £30,000 or better yet, up to £38,000 if you’re extremely skilled in the tiling industry. If you wish to progress further, why not combine your tiling career with plastering or painting and decorating? You’ll be able to expand your expertise as a tradesperson as well as progress financially.

Choose Access Training

Now you know how to become a qualified tiler, why not enrol onto a tiling course with Access Training today? You’ll be on track to achieving the career you’ve always dreamed of.

Browse Trade Courses >

Read More:

How Can Intensive Training be as Effective as an Apprenticeship

The Effects of Brexit on the Construction Industry