vc commodore
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Apprentices can't teach themselves.No that is totally incorrect.
An apprentice is there to work by a different set of rules.
It is do as I say and not what I do, if they can't handle that then they can leave.
It's not about being hoiler than others, it's the chain of command in the business, the apprentices are at the bottom, then it's the tradesmen, then the manager and then the owner.
That is the way it is, if you think it should be another way, then start your own construction business and show the millions of trademen around the world how they have been doing it wrong, and their fathers, and their fathers fathers ect.
Like I said dissenting voices from the outside, coming from people that couldn't move sixteen tons if their life depended on it, is not what is going to help with apprentices being hired.
How about you try this thing where you listen to people with first-hand experience.
To be taught properly, the tradesman must observe what the apprentice is doing and guide the apprentice to do the job properly
To do this, the tradesman must be focused solely on what they are doing, not have their head stuck in the phone...
I would love you to work with me...Guaranteed, you'd be gone in half a day, swearing and cursing me as you're shown the gate