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Last modified: November 07, 2011, 01:25 PM
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This is an ideal career for a creative thinker. As a tiler, you lay different types of tiles on floors and walls to provide a protective and decorative finish. You may use either ceramic, slate, marble, or stone to achieve the required finish of the job. Your role may sometimes extend to advising clients on design and structural aspects of the job.

Salary p/a
18k - 50k+
Qualifications
TAFE
Intensity
Standing
Demand
Stable
Travel
High
Conditions
Indoor
Weekly Hours
40-50
Pros
  • Meet many different people
  • Express yourself artistically
  • Job Satisfaction with strong financial gain.
Cons
  • Work long hours bending down
  • Have to carry heavy boxes
  • Competitive field
The Bottom Line

Tiling is a highly competitive field with substantial income potential. You get to work with your hands creating works of art through patterns with the tiles. A career that gives you personal satisfaction. The fitter you are, the better.

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