Tile Courses in Community Colleges

According to Michigan Jobs and Career Portal website, a tile layer's job is to remove an existing flooring and baseboard molding, measure and cut excess materials, inspect the floor, spread an adhesive cement onto the floor and lay the ceramic or brick tiles. You do not exactly need a degree program for becoming a tile installer. However, an apprenticeship course will help you find an entry-level job quickly. Several community colleges throughout the country offer related programs.
  1. Associate of Applied Science Degree -- Major in Floor Laying

    • Cuyahoga Community College, commonly known as Tri-C, offers this Associate's degree, which focuses on cutting, fitting and installing flooring like seam tile, sheet goods and hardwood floors. After completing this four-year program, you will be a skilled tile installer, well trained to cut and bind them to the floor.

    Apprenticeship Course in Building Construction

    • The Career Center -- Adult Technical Training offers this course where you get to learn the basics of power tools, hand tools and safety, as well as building layout, with concentration in flooring. You will receive hands-on training right at the construction site, and will focus on tile flooring, foundations, wall and roof framing.

    Apprenticeship Course -- Builder, Contractor and Remodeler

    • The Penta Career Center Adult Education offers this program that introduces the basic conceptions of commercial and residential construction. The course typically focuses on using green resources for renovation and construction purposes, and thus focuses on renewal resources that can be used as floor coverings and countertops.

    Basic Tile Setting Course

    • The Washtenaw Community College in Michigan offers a course in basic tile setting, which includes topics like preparing surface, installing and cutting, setting and finishing ceramic tiles. To enroll in this program, you have to be a bricklayer apprentice.

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