Is it so difficult to find a job as an apprentice in wall painting?

Although I don't quite understand what you mean by wall painting apprentice, neither do I, but you asked me, and I thank you very much.

Finding a job is not a short-term problem. If no one wants us to find a job, let's find the reason from ourselves first. First, is it because you are not competent enough that the company or unit is unwilling to take us? Second, is it because your major doesn't match the major of the unit you want to work in, so that the company doesn't dare to spend more time on training? So how can we solve this problem? So first of all, we should study more, improve our ability, and let others have the urge to hire as soon as they see us. Second, if you feel that your major is not right, look for the opposite major when looking for a job, or you can find a job you like and learn more to enrich yourself.

Having said so much, I still don't know how to answer you. I just hope you don't lose heart and take your time. There will always be a job that suits you or a job that you like. Come on! From Q user: Mr. Sun

For you, you used to be very interested in painting. But then I stopped painting and wanted to come back and paint. In this case, you should practice painting more and improve your painting skills and abilities. In addition, although you have no experience, even if there are few apprentices in wall painting at present, it doesn't mean that there is no chance, so don't lose heart and believe in yourself. Even if there is no such job, don't give up painting. After all, a favorite hobby is a lifetime. From Q user: Mr. Sun