22/02/2022
Table of Contents
1. Real Estate Broker
2. Web Designer or Data Analyst
3. Dental Hygienist
4. Claims Adjuster
5. Truck Drivers
6. Property Manager
7. Robotics
1. Real Estate Broker
If a career in sales appeals to you and you are a people person, real estate sales may be the way to go. In the US, certification for your state is required and can be achieved by taking a few courses which can be completed in less than a month. After taking the Real Estate Board Exam for your state, you’re ready to go. You will be assisting people who are buying or selling homes, navigating them through the loan process, and completing the paperwork necessary to close the deal. Ambitious real estate brokers can make between $70,000 and $100,000 a year.
2. Web Designer or Data Analyst
Do you love working on the computer? Put your talents to work developing and designing web pages for companies, small businesses, and entrepreneurs or becoming a data analyst. If you have the experience, programming skills, and a nice portfolio, work will be easy to find. Web designing and app development careers are growing at a rate that makes this a great time to get started. Salaries start at about $43,000 a year.
There are many occupations that can be turned into productive careers without schooling. If you don’t have a degree, you may want to look into these career opportunities.
3. Dental Hygienist
The licensing requirements differ by state, but a four-year degree is not required to become a dental hygienist. The hygienist cleans teeth, offers preventative care, and provides oral care as per the dentist’s request. Starting salary is in the $45,000 range.
“The first step for any successful job search is a goal: What kind of job do you want to have? When considering this question, keep in mind the work you’d like to do on a day-to-day basis, the salary you need, and what kind of office culture works well for you. (Here’s how to find out the right jobs for your personality.)” – thebalance.com
4. Claims Adjuster
Investigate and evaluate a wide variety of insurance claims, from automobile accidents to hail damage on a home. Most companies provide on-the-job training for their claims adjusters. Salaries start in the $45,000- $50,000 range.
5. Truck Drivers
This is a great option for any high school graduate who is looking for a career. Salaries usually start in the $50,000 range and depending on what you are transporting, the company you work for, or where you are driving your salary can majorly increase. And there are little upfront expenses for you, you will need to cover the cost to go to truck driving school, which is low. Then the rest of your training is typically given on the job.
6. Property Manager
Oversee the operation, leasing, and maintenance of multi-unit apartment complexes and condominiums. Starting salaries can range from $50,000 – $80,000, depending on the location and status of the property.
7. Robotics
Robotics will account for 2 million to 3.5 million new jobs over the next few years. It is a fast-growing field and, according to Forbes.com, “almost two thirds (60%) of British people believe there will be a robot in every home within the next 50 years”. Many jobs traditionally held by “humans” are now at risk of being done by robots. With all of that, a robotics creator or specialist may be the next hottest career.
If you are willing to do some work and receive the proper training, have a good work ethic and plenty of enthusiasm, you can find a career to suit your interests and support your budget. So what are you waiting for? Get out there and find the career you’re looking for!
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