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Carpenter Apprentice Reviews
What is it like working as a Carpenter Apprentice?
July 2019
Its fun sometimes and it helps me get my red seal in carpentry.
Carpenter Apprentice in Chilliwack:
Pros: It’s a well stablished company
Cons: Wish we did more residential work
March 2019
Not good.
Carpenter Apprentice in Nanaimo:
Pros: Weather
Cons: Constant humiliation
February 2019
Good.
Carpenter Apprentice in Diss:
Pros: Friendly and near where I live
Cons: Nothing
December 2018
Good.
Carpenter Apprentice in Tweed Heads:
Pros: Little travel
Cons: Traffic
November 2018
Carpenter Apprentice in Townsville:
Pros: Being close to my family support network
Cons: The intense heat and lack of work variants
March 2018
It is tough physical work but enjoyable and satisfying.
Carpenter Apprentice in Christchurch:
Pros: Creating things to look back on and be proud of . Using my hands to building.
Cons: The pressure to get things right and to get things done as fast as possible.
December 2017
Stressful.
Carpenter Apprentice in Baltimore:
Pros: Convenient with transportation
Cons: Jobs do not pair fair with the cost of living
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