Hey I'm thinking about going into a carpentry apprenticeship

It would, yes.

If you want to be come a carpenter full time, it's a must. If you don't, it's still a hobby that involves profit. It's a good idea if you have the time and likes the craft.

It's a fairly comfy and honest trade. But the reality right now is, the demand is very low. We're near another housing bubble; foreign investors are buying properties left and right, and millenials are just leaving with their parents or renting apartments. I mean, I'm sure it's geographical. But just generalizing, it's not very in demand. If you want to make a solid living, go into plumbing or electrical instead. Those trades are in demand everywhere.

>>18585797
What about welding? How's the demand for that?

I often spoke with my old boss about various stuff and I remember him mentioning that skilled welders are always sought after
how true is that?

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>>18586162

good welders are always in demand

becoming an actual good welder is hard tho