5 Highest Paying Trade Jobs- No Bachelor’s Degree  

I'm considering doing plumbing is it worth it?

@@limbogt747you only know by experience go for it

@@jojo_manolois job corps a good option for a trade?

@@tookwoccyes! Listen, I was kicked out of job corps for fighting, BUT, I did meet a lot of people and kept in contact. Every single one of them has a good job in that trade. They all had help transitioning to real work. Even while I was there, so for welding, you can work an apprenticeship off campus. Fuck around and get start talking to people from your city on weekend breaks. And if you talk to a guidance counselor, they can easily help you with a resume, getting ready for an interview and setting up all your documents for after you graduate. I was almost there. And I wish I could go back.

Only because tall buildings that require elevators are in high cost of living areas live NYC where 100k is a trash can wage

@@jaybartgis5148ur wrong. Unless NYC is the only city in the country that uses elevators. Ignorance at its finest.

@@catztruck929 its not the only, but high cost of living cities like nyc are where the vast majority of these jobs are.

Yeah but it’s also the most dangerous trade

they are still defined as "trades" by the Bureau of Labor, just like paralegals.

Very true!

That’s assuming you only do residential tho, you don’t need a call if you work for a company

You don’t need to only make money off of residential work unless it’s against the law in your jurisdiction.

Pretty often my husband was a welder and he flew out to work every month for a week or two.

Honestly needed more help with electrical than plumbing… plumbing is easy especially now since everything is a crimp fit or something, shit even copper is crimp fittings and not to mention all pretty low pressures to deal with.

Nice! 👍

Yes, welding is another great one!

Look into remote IT helpdesk jobs. You might have to do an IT certificate but if you already have call centre, customer service or reception experience that will help.

@@katec9893 thanks much love ❤️ 🙏🏾

I know lots of house cleaners because you can do it on your own schedule or small construction site clean up jobs.

Software engineer. No degree required, all the information to learn it is available online for free and you can work remote and make $100k-$1m+ per year.

Only fans. You can make $30,000 in a month. No kidding

I can make 25k in 1 month haha and learned my trade in the street

It actuallly depends where you live , she aint wrong at all. In the south making 60 k would be way better than 80 in Cali or a high living place and these are probably based on no overtime

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Construction, banking, interior design

Prostitution.

Software engineering. It’s free to learn and no degree required for the vast majority of jobs.

Dental hygienist

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Bro what

@@Unknowsubstance yes you can make a great living with car audio knowledge instalations and sales

@@juliosandoval8244 I assume owning your own business tho so that doesn't count

They don’t make that much and they deal with too much bull.

They don’t get paid enough for everything they do

I bet so!

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Great career but sometimes harder to get into than other trades

a dying field...so not worth in the future.

@@leepialong it’s not a dying field 🤔 they are in heavy need of workers. I would be happy to know why you think it’s a dying field tho?

@@masterfranklin1938 because no one talks about it for trade jobs. well I did applied for a lineman apprenticeship in CA but I heard it very competitive,a lot of applicants already finished line school,however; I do have 3 yrs exp CDL, a little bit of a solar installer and a college degree. Hopefully I can get in the lineman apprenticeship.

@@masterfranklin1938 because no one talks about it in trade jobs. well... I did applied for the lineman apprenticeship but I heard it very competitive to the points that applicants already finished line school before appling, however; I do have 3 years exp CDL, some solar installer, and a college degree. Hopefully I can get it.

Luckily there’s a lot of trades out there! You got this 🙌👊

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Yes car audio sales & instalations $50-$2000 a day