how much per hour should i charge

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andson

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newly qualified, not my main job doing as a foreigner, worked out parts to be

 
If you are happy with 15 pounds per hour - only you will know

Given that you are newly qualified, my advice would be to think of your client base and gather as many as possible

Think costumer service from when you get out of bed, to when you go to sleep.

Get your clients and keep them.

Another way would be to charge for the whole job without spliting mats and labour up.

250 + 20 quid per hour round it up and that

 
What ever you charge. (in my area 35+vat p hour)SE england/London) You will get customers saying "oooo thats too much". joe public thinks we are a charity.

I quoted on a job the other week came to about

 
What ever you charge. (in my area 35+vat p hour)SE england/London) You will get customers saying "oooo thats too much". joe public thinks we are a charity.I quoted on a job the other week came to about
 
There are two problems with charging cheap, moonlighting/part-time, and building-up a customer base:

1. When you go it alone full time, you will need to put your rates up from

 
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