yeah man all sorts of bricks! grey bricks, brown bricks you name it!

The thing with bricklaying is the faster you lay brick the quicker you start different jobs, would advise doing your course and going as a builders labour, so you can learn abit more that just bricklaying. There’s builders out there that do all types of building works no just brick laying, Joinery is a good career path. Yeah going onto a site is an option but an option I avoided, I started as a labour no Nvqs now I’m laying 400-600 bricks a day depend on what job it is and the price lol I’ve landed council jobs and everything. I started as a labourer now set up on my own. Aslong as your ready to learn bricklaying is easy to pick up on you need need speed! Bricklaying isn’t boring but everyone has there own opinions.

Never, because you lay different things each and every day, different bonds and walls all the time,and most importantly different job locations unlike something you get in many other jobs,so it's never repetitive or boring

@@p.maesthetics7154 if I’ve been to college and didn’t do bricklaying but want to do it now am I able to just find labour for a bricklaying company or do you have to go back to college

@@Jack-pp2ml nah,you can straight up just find someone you know and ask them if they need a hand in labouring and help them out for some cash in hand, if you can lay bricks then same thing,just ask them for a fill in,many people do it here in Australia when they need a few extra bucks they ask a mate to see if they can work for a few weeks and that's it,you can even hop on a website to see if anyone is hiring and text them Edit:but that's for short term stuff,if you want long term you should go start an apprenticeship