I mean, there IS a job market for mermaids (known as professional mermaids). Their line of work usually takes place in aquariums, aquatic themed hotels/resorts, birthday parties, mermaiding schools, etc. Although you don’t need any specific college degree to be a professional mermaid, it is recommended that you take classes on how to swim with a mermaid tail, how to properly handle your tail, what to do if your tail gets caught in one of the props/set pieces that might be in the water with you, etc. There are quite a few of these mermaiding schools such as Mermaid Dream School, PADI, and Aquamermaid. I think it’s worth noting that that a lot of mermaid schools may require you to buy (or simply make) your own mermaid tail in order to take the class (though some schools will have tails that you can rent while you’re in their program). There are also age limits for a lot of these schools. Aquamermaid requires that you must be at least 18 in order to take their class while another school (Kraft) will train mermaiding skills and techniques to kids as young as 8 years old.
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