Tell me about your education and how it has prepared you to work as a Cement Mason.
There are typically no educational requirements to become a cement mason unless you do an apprenticeship, which may require a high-school diploma or the equivalent. Many cement masons do not have a high school diploma and have learned their craft through on-the-job training and hands-on experience. If you made it to the interview, you must have met the company's educational requirements. Describe your education and how it has prepared you for this position.
"I was homeschooled by my parents and received my high school diploma through the home school program. My homeschooling program taught me a lot about the different trades. I also helped my dad build our house from the foundation up. I learned every aspect of concrete work from my dad when I was 14 years old. I have been working with concrete for ten years and feel very confident in my skills as a cement mason."
