Bricklaying Training

This course blends traditional sales principles with network marketing theories to support individuals in bricklaying-related fields. It explores generational demand shifts, ethical frameworks, and ways to build awareness of your services—no pun intended.

You'll be taken through discussions on Baby Boomer influence, consumer objections, and risk types that might impact your career. From networking to persuasive closing techniques, this training focuses on communication, sales management, and industry-driven phrasing that helps your bricklaying profile speak volumes—even when the work does the talking.

Learning Outcomes:

• Examine generational impacts on service and construction demand.
• Learn ethical considerations tied to promotion and audience targeting.
• Navigate objection-handling within construction-based conversations.
• Understand how to communicate and close with confidence.
• Identify key market trends affecting small trade services.
• Explore ways to build your trade reputation and awareness.

Who is this Course For:

• Newcomers exploring opportunities in trade and bricklaying sectors
• Self-employed builders looking to refine communication techniques
• Tradespeople wanting to understand generational sales trends
• Bricklayers hoping to gain sales and networking insights
• Entrepreneurs marketing small-scale construction services
• Individuals aiming to sharpen industry-related messaging
• Field sales professionals linked to construction-based trades
• Anyone planning to grow their trade awareness legally and securely

Career Path:

• Bricklaying Contractor – £36,000/year
• Construction Sales Advisor – £34,500/year
• Trade Operations Manager – £38,000/year
• Property Maintenance Coordinator – £30,000/year
• Construction Project Liaison – £35,500/year
• Risk and Ethics Consultant (Construction Focus) – £33,000/year