should i leave school and go for an apprenticeship in furniture making?

thanks for taking the time to rspond, im not too sure whether the apprenticeship does involve me going to college, it might be onsite training:D

Leaving school in general isn’t a good idea ever, you dont have to go to college but at least get your GED or Diploma, if your plans on becoming a furniture maker fall through you need some form of a fall back plan and having no education will make having a fall back plan significantly harder.

i would have to go to college if that apprnticeship requires it.

Is furniture making really what you want to do? I’m guessing it’s not. You may feel like taking the easy option out right now (it sounds great- no school, and earning money!) But if you ever want to go to college in the future, you will need to go back to high school which could be time consuming and embarrassing. I can’t really say much on this matter as I left school at 16, but if I were you I would think long and hard about what you really want to do and where you see yourself in 10 years. If you really do want to be in furniture making, then go for it. Follow your dream, but I doubt your dream is simple, repetitive woodworks.

i could go to college now if i wanted to but im not that keen on going, thats why im hoping that it is on-site training. furniture makers can br very well paid:D

If it’s what you want to do, then go for it!

you now what, i will! im gunna phone up first thing tomorrow morning:D so what if its in college, gts me a good job:D cheers.