i decided i would do bricklaying and see if i like it, i really enjoyed it and i learned that quite quickly. i did a year in level one full time and then onto an apprenticeship which gave me the opportunity to do a competition called world skills and that s where you compete with other apprentices around the country and complete a well within a certain amount of time. and whoever has the most accurate well will go through to the final which is what i managed to the final which is what i managed to do. it gives me four days to do another competition to do more
more now on the number ofjob vacancies in the uk hitting an all time high. the latest official figures show that 1.1 million jobs were available between july and september. yet at the same time there s a persistent level of unemployment. a bit of a paradox here. why is of the jobs are available but the people who are available or not rights to fill thejobs7 with me isjeremy hara who is a construction tutor at bishop burton college in east yorkshire. also i m joined by daniel greenwood who is doing a level two bricklaying apprenticeship at the same college. welcome to you both. daniel, can i ask you first what was the attraction for you of going for a bricklaying apprenticeship7 ittrui’eiiii attraction for you of going for a bricklaying apprenticeship? well it was mainly give bricklaying apprenticeship? well it was mainly give it bricklaying apprenticeship? well it was mainly give it to bricklaying apprenticeship? well it was mainly give it to be bricklaying apprenticeship? we