I dont care about having a lot of expendable in come I just need a job to allow me and my family to go out and enjoy the world not just living pay to pay check shit.
Well in most cases you need a lot of expendable income to be able to take care of a family, own a home, be able to spend free time with your family and travel etc.
Champ Life No one would ever want to work for you lol. I guarantee you don’t even know the basics of starting a business! You sound like the idiot that would pay someone to file your company lol.
Another is Train Driver. Depending on who you work for you can earn upto £90k with overtime. But £70k is more realistic with a small amount of overtime working for the higher paying companies. Plus free travel for family, 35 days paid leave , private pension., discounted international rail travel (£79 return to Bruge is what I paid) All training provided free of charge. Competition is high, entry tests are hard but don't let that stop you!
The info I wish was available before I chose my career path 20 years ago. This is Gold! It would be great to see one for people with degrees too. Thank you.
I’ve been a self employed electrician for 15 years, I’d say he’s bang on the money, because of the shortage there isent actually that much difference between salaried and self employed these days, some people like me don’t like having a boss and prefer the flexibility of self employment though. With Gas being banned from new build from 2025 the futures definitely electric.
Thank you for that valuable heads up. I'm 45 so no 'spring chicken' had a background in B2B Sales and want something new and thought of doing an Electrical Installation course but thought I'd be classed as too old.
Hello sir ... How are you..? I hope you doing good in your carrier.when I see you are self employee as electrician .My brother is also electrician in india So sir I need your help ..is it any possibility happend how could I apply for job for my brother in UK? Please help...
Electrics, easy, there are 3 wires, brown, blue, green. Just pop those in the right slots and you're good to go. You are now officially an electrician. Good luck!
Took home £160K last year as a self employed carpenter and joiner, granted I was doing on average around 80 hours a week and some pretty specialist stuff that takes many years to perfect but still…£160k where as a self employed Ltd company can offset most of that as expenses is pretty good 👍
sal I’m not so sure about doing time anymore, this guy in my town has 150 convictions for shoplifting and burglary and the judge just let him off again. What does that say to all law abiding people, Crimes pays alright.
I know a guy who used to commit petty crimes, we're not friends anymore but he tried to get me into it. It was tempting when he showed me how much I could have made, but I still turned him down. Still, so long as you're good enough to get caught you're set. Don't condone it tho.
I’m going to uni still just for the experience and degree, after that I’ll get a job to give me some income that I can invest into a Buisness. When my business starts picking up I can leave my job that’s my plan.
Property development. Moving house is expensive and people instead are renovating and extending homes and spending a fortune. If you set up your own business, fixing up kitchens, gardens, extensions you can earn above 6 figures easy. I live in London, and met a Polish guy who only arrived 2 years ago, he has a team of 9 and they made over £800k last year renovating up peoples homes.
I am 33 and have been earning £140k for the last couple of years working in a consulting firm. My bosses earn £350k - 2m. None of us deserve this amount of pay.
easy down fellas, im soon to be 28 and i'm just looking for a career change, since i hate my boss currently and a lot of many other small factors about the job that do pile up and becomes a heavy burden.
Some advice I wish I had, I joined the navy as an aircraft engineer and was offered air traffic controller course which I turned down. Upon leaving forces after 5 years you’d stand a good chance of getting into civvy air traffic controller jobs
In other countries where the job market is extremely competitive e.g in Asian and African Countries. Recruiters now look at Masters Degrees as minimum to sieve out high applicant numbers for most of the jobs you mentioned.
As a Power Engineer for BT my basic pay including callout allowance and inner London weighting is £49k PA. With OT(available all year round) I can easily hit £70-75 a year.
Think you forgot to mention software development roles. Given you might start low without a degree but as you grow within the field, gain more experience, make the right moves, stay focused and have a love for programming and you'll see salaries easily sky rocket to well over 100k.
Would be good to mention the hours each day that would be required , electrician to earn 100k a year you would have to work every hour under the sun 7 days a week , also to mention the working conditions , environment you would be surrounded in
@therealdeal if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no does anything unique.
@@ismailakbar6449 well my friend I have no degree, no a level s or GCSE s . I dropped out of school at 15 , own a house and have own buisness so it can be done. What county do you live in ? Do you present yourself well? Can you play chess ?
I have ,to be honest if your 20 go learn a trade you will have to work hard for cheap to gain experience until you become qualified , gain a few years experience then leave and go self employed , it ll take you 3-6 years to learn and gain experience but you ll end up on 200 plus a day probley even 250 a day by then. But you will work on dusty building sites , cold in winter , can be grimey. If I was 20 again I'd say be a policeman or firefighter, you only have to work 3 years to get a pension, so if you started at 21 you stop at 51, then you get a cushy little job as private secruity with the background you have or concierge etc , plus working for a government related jon entitled you to so many benefits it's well worth it. If you think you ll lose friends because it then they ain't your friends to start with. You ll make much better friends with good morals with the added perks of having connections. Get some driving experience , keep a clean record, become a chauffeur driver for a rich family advertising for private driver , they always pay well and tip well with good perks. These are the roads I would advise to go down that are easily achievable for a comfy life.
having done a few of these roles the only issue I have with this video is to even remotely achieve near 100k your looking at being in the top 5 percent of scorers in your chosen field in the uk. You will mostly be sat around 30k in the estate agency/recruitment consultancy/high end car retailing fields. Start your own business doing these and get a few more passive cash flows on the go and your on to the more top end of what your saying people can achieve through these roles.
@bio if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no does anything unique.
@@ismailakbar6449 Get a trade lad. I’m 19 but was an 18 year old college dropout. Spent months researching and debating which career path to choose and had interviews for business administration and estate agency traineeship positions lined up but ended up choosing a plumbing and gas engineering course. Aside from the fact that getting out and about on a daily basis fixing and installing things is in itself highly gratifying there are many other reasons why a trade is the best option. With how much contemporary society is evolving, jobs in sales and the tertiary industry in general are never as secure as you’d think. Estate agents and salesman in some companies are already being replaced by automated online systems. ‘Cutting out the middle man.’ But with a trade you’ll never run out of work, you’re extremely employable and the transferrable skills once you’ve got bearings are insane. Never going to not be needed. Also you can eventually go self employed and do private work, meeting new people everyday who want and respect your services and travelling across the country when doing so. You could also go abroad with a trade and still have work.
I'm watching this as a final year Law degree student with no job opportunities and an awful CV. A degree doesn't make you any better than someone who doesn't have one guys :')
@@user-pb5jt6xk2m looool are you okay, a lot of people in the U.K. don’t have £10k + a year to pay for uni. People like doctors, nurses and lawyers couldn’t afford it, so they should if just gave up🥴? People have ambitions and goals, they aren’t like you x
I’m dyslexic and have no GCSEs. Ive been getting paid £27.5k a year and a company car and built my life around that. Ive just been made redundant and will have to move back in with parents and get minimum wage job.
This is a great video. However, out of all of them, I'd say the Electrician one seems the one with more opportunities based on transferable skills. I mean, if you're working for one company and got fired (worst case scenario), you could use those skills in another company instantly. You could even pick up work on your own. With sales, it is mainly commission-based and your salary will depend on the cost of the product. I look at it like this, if tomorrow you had to get up and move to another country, richer and poorer, which skill/education would more likely get you work?
I work at a car finance broker, earn commission on sales and bonuses with hitting targets. Within 3 months I was grossing on average £4000 to £4300 per month (£50k per annum). Some months more than that. No degree, just a sales job
Mortgage advisor - if you're working in a bank or within finance team of an agency you can get them to pay for your course. But if you're starting out and using your own cash - it's an uphill because ultimately you don't have contacts book of potential clients.
Hi, by any chance are you a mortgage advisor yourself? If so, what’s the best route to becoming one? I’ve heard about being Cemap qualified but I’m confused at this stage. Any help would mean a lot! Thanks
@@hang5995 Get a job within one of banks or mortgage firms is your best route. They will pay for any qualifications you need. CeMap isn't difficult as course. You could do it in 3 months. Other than that, any customer service / telephone role will mean you have transferable skills.
Yup, my dad wrestled with that for 20 years, he always thought he was to old. When he was 53 he was forced to look for another job and was amazed how many opportunities he had.
Really useful content, thanks for the upload. I'm looking to change career, stuck in a dead end job as an admin in a home care agency. Looking to pivot, did a degree but didn't finish due to mental health problems. Have a passion for business and looking at the sales related roles, but most entry level jobs adverts are targeted towards graduates or younger people, I'm 33! Also like mentioned a lot of the recruiters give false promises so how do you go about finding a good reputable organisation?
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If you have a degree make sure it's not a useless one like government and politics or classic arts etc if you have money and a vocation in mind. Secondly follow your degree up with another qualification, if you've done finance then do the acca or cima or law do the lpc/Bvc. This will get you into a professional job that pays well.
There are lots of big employers who offer graduate schemes exclusively to people with degrees, so it’s certainly an advantage to have one still - try searching for them, or finding lists of the biggest companies in every industry and see what they offer to grads
Look at it from a different perspective. A degree was a goal that you achieved. You explain to the employer the challenges you faced, how it changed you as a person, the skills you gained that are transferable to the role - time management, discipline, positive outlook, etc.... Say things other candidates wouldn’t. Value the hard work you put in and how you love continued learning. When they ask you for any questions always ask: from my cv, what was it that really stood out. Without realising they will then tell you what drew them to you and that’s what you talk about the most. Put them on the back foot; make them think. They will respect you for it.
@@jatvy.4747 all depends who you work for , experience etc. And if you start your own company. But there’s very good money to be earned . I know some electricians who are earning 80k plus
I’m 23 and have no idea what I want to do with my life, I only have GCSE’s and business admin level 2 & 3. But I don’t think I wanna do admin till I retire. I’m just feeling really hopeless at the moment, the job I’m in at the moment doesn’t pay enough if I want to get on the property ladder. I’m just not qualified for anything else, and have no idea what to do next. I’m just talking into a void here.
It's not too late to get more qualifications trust me u dont want to do a job u uaye for ur entire life. Do an apprenticeship to help you figure out what u want
Can you save some money and do a bootcamp in something that will pay good. E.g. data science in the tech industry. Many roles in tech don't need degrees although desirable as long as you have qualifications which u can get from boot camps, also utilize the many free resources online
Think about what do you like doing? There are many apprenticeships out there, it sounds like the electrician, carpenter trade routes are great. There's accounting, coding , IT and much more. Choose something with good pay and demand but importantly something that gives you a real life qualification to do a particular job. Do work experience to find out if you like it, if possible. Don't feel bad that you have no idea right now, I've been like that, you will find something
One thing that should be mentioned about becoming an air traffic controller you need to pass a class 3 easa aviation medical so to best ensure that you pass make sure your as for an healthy as possible both physically and mentally
I'm a long term job seeker having absolutely no success. Due to my academic course and other commitments I am not able to do an apprenticeship at the moment but I am looking specifically for a paid part time, admin , entry level job. I have been volunteering also but to no success. How do I get a part time, administration job with no experience and how can I better my chances of getting and interview and then passing that interview? Please help. Thank you.
And I do not hold many GCSEs. I only have a C in Maths and Art & Design, Functional Skills in English, only got Grade D in other GCSEs, L2 BTEC in Business, and currently on a foundation year on a business university course. I am not naturally academic and despite many years of resits and lots of studying I failed all my GCSEs. I'm 25 so I am not going to put myself through yet another year of GCSE resit class as I'd rather be spending my time more productively. Without a job there is not much I can do at all. I am beyond depressed at home with my disabled, immigrant parents, having a job would give me a reason to live, and of all the jobs there are , for now I am specifically looking for a part time, entry level admin job which I hope would have progression opportunities. I have been to job centres, careers advisors, and other places only to get vague and unhelpful responses. I volunteer, I study, I have been applying every day but to no success. The competition is now even harder because I am one of the older applicants whereas my younger peers have more qualifications, work experience, advantages, and far more likelihood than me to get a job so how can I guarantee that they choose me? Thanks in advance.
@@zv54 try security work...SIA badge course is only 4 days for £200 then apply for badge for £200 then work at festivals or security for shops or supermarkets. either that or work as labourer in construction or get an apprenticeship for a company good luck
Sure very helpful for people, youngsters who not sure what to do and dont want waste 3 years and get 50k debt in degree they are not going to use. majority of these industries will not disappear over time either. Therefore are sustainable and not time-bound or trend based.
train drivers make a fortune with no qualifications, northern and southern regularly take on trainee drivers wage starting at 38k after 16 weeks training rising to 53k in year 3
Do you have any information on applying for an NVQ in electronics whilst working in another sector. I am currently residing in Australia and move back to the UK in 2021. I would be keen to look at any online options if possible?
and for people living in France who want to immigrate to England ??? I have diploma and experience on Training Management, digital learning .... Thanks...any advice is welcome.
They do exist but are pretty hard to get into and those that are there they are wanting highers. Though there are plenty oppertunities to become an electrician.
if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no one does anything unique.
@@ismailakbar6449 plumbing plastering scaffolding I would look at lifes most interesting topics and jobs assosiated there will be something eventually it may take a while.
The thing is right I have quite a lot of qualifications and I’m currently in a job as a junior civil engineer but I feel like a job which doesn’t require any qualifications would suit me more? I’m tempted to go for a project management job after I’ve finished my HNC which ends this year
Ive worked in sales for 19 years now,in various different industries,Oil and Gas,Media,IT,....I,m 54,and now in straight comm only......and the bottom guys are making £5-6k a year,but the top guy out of London with the same product,same prices, and same customers made over £250k last year.You can write your own ticket
if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no one does anything unique. Can you help me out I feel so hopeless and just need some direction my teachers even dont help me.
I wouldn't have thought that a degree is in any way a path to riches. In my experience if you want to get ahead then being a sportsman is valuable and a head for figures. Being sociable is another good move.
@chrisst if you were 20 and lost in life with no degree which carear paths would you go down. All people say is get some crappy job in some office like I'm just supposed to live my life for money.
@@ismailakbar6449 Don't follow any particular career. I'd take the advice of my older siblings. Try to get work with your friends, maybe someone you meet where you play sport or enjoy yourself. Move on quickly and frequently rather than be loyal. If you sign a contract don't think twice about breaking it. Get it into your head that your time off is more important than the time your at work.
The video is very informative. I personally very happy to learn all this.but do make a video how people can getvremote jobs as well in uk from around the globe.. that will be appreciatable .as i am just tryingbto get jobs for our countries youth ..
Most people would not drive or have responsibility for a full 35 ton Truck.You deserve the money.However,what about train drivers.OH BABY.STOP IT.Fortunes for doing now a lot.
Yes absolutely, as long as you've thoroughly researched the new field and you have sufficient savings or other income to make it through the initial salary drop that usually comes with a career change
It would be really great if you could highlight how to deal with recruiters not wasting your time. I am currently job seraching and recruitment really hasn't changed. Too many incompetent people trying to get a candidate to reregister when they were not even instrumental in obtaining any job for a candidate in the first place. Trying vert hard not to burn too many bridges.
Not sure how I stumbled on this video but glad I did. I would argue that jobs £100k+ don’t care about degrees or universities it is about credibility and experience. Degrees unless specific like medical, engineering and mathematics you’ll find are just to help get the first rung on the ladder.
o0MadHouse0o so true. Many of my former classmates in uni who ended up in sales found it super difficult to change route once they have full time experience in sales. It’s just that the skills required in sales is honestly not relevant enough to be transferable to others
Depends on the country you live in. Here in the UK those coming from sales are highly sought after due to their extensive skill sets that they've nurtured in sales. It matters more on what sort of sales you've been doing and the nature of the company you work in. Areas such as business development, account management are looked very positively.
Hi..i have done several IGC certificate n other several safety courses and ISO lead auditor 4500,which diploma course in health and safety is best to do..lastly is the health and safety industry in UK is it marketable and is it on demand..am currently in dubai working
Thank you for this video. I want to go to uni just don’t have time or money for it, I work long hours 6-7 days a week. I want to make more money so I know higher education would help but I’d rather go to an apprenticeship or something and work my way up.
No you're talking rubbish you require a degree in accounting to begin with and then further study to get chartered so yes you require it some people really don't know how to give good advice
@@edwardjaycocks5497 lol you don't need a degree, so DON'T GIVE ADVICE IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT YOURSELF BECAUSE YOU'VE MADE YOURSELF LOOK SILLY NOW HAVEN'T YOU? you can do the AAT, then ACCA to get chartered 🤦
You think I don't know what I'm talking about really what makes you think that? Before you shut your mouth off be very careful what you say because you have no idea thank you
Many science graduates end up as recruiters, only directors/ owners of agencies earn the highest . Any sales/ finance related roles are very unsecured these days plus you have to have that desire and be able to sell anything...
Its really hard during the selection process and training can be really difficult and intense. On my course of 52 people, only 6 successfully validated and became air traffic controllers which included myself. Its a really great career and one that rewards you with a good salary and a good work life balance
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Not all heroes wear capes. Thank you
Not capes but shirts
@@raulbitca5342 or ties
But all heroes have capes.
I wonder if you got a job a year later
Some wear underwears
I dont care about having a lot of expendable in come I just need a job to allow me and my family to go out and enjoy the world not just living pay to pay check shit.
For real my gee
Well in most cases you need a lot of expendable income to be able to take care of a family, own a home, be able to spend free time with your family and travel etc.
Some good ideas 💡 am getting out the military soon and don’t av a clue what to do but thanks to your videos now I have a plan thanks
Couldn't say it any better!
learn to sell.
The highest paying job is start your own business.
Not everybody likes having the stress of owning a business
You've never owned a business lol
Champ Life No one would ever want to work for you lol. I guarantee you don’t even know the basics of starting a business! You sound like the idiot that would pay someone to file your company lol.
You need alot of money to just start up a business.
Not everyone has a rich daddy or mummy to hand them cash and provide safety nets.
The01t I want to learn how to start a business so badly
Another is Train Driver. Depending on who you work for you can earn upto £90k with overtime. But £70k is more realistic with a small amount of overtime working for the higher paying companies. Plus free travel for family, 35 days paid leave , private pension., discounted international rail travel (£79 return to Bruge is what I paid) All training provided free of charge. Competition is high, entry tests are hard but don't let that stop you!
That seems like a job thatll be easily automated in the future, im kinda surprised it isnt already.
@@BradleyCTurner Planes can fly themselves but would you get on one that doesnt have a pilot?
70k and 90k are not high salaries at all. This is barely 4000 a month. In the context of London.
@@fgcpeak9591 base in London is around 80k so with OT your looking at 100k easy, 90k anywhere else apart from the capital it very good money
@@benryan2565 Yes. Anywhere apart from the capital. Thus, "in the context of London".
The info I wish was available before I chose my career path 20 years ago. This is Gold! It would be great to see one for people with degrees too. Thank you.
Its not too late to change career mate
I’ve been a self employed electrician for 15 years, I’d say he’s bang on the money, because of the shortage there isent actually that much difference between salaried and self employed these days, some people like me don’t like having a boss and prefer the flexibility of self employment though. With Gas being banned from new build from 2025 the futures definitely electric.
Fancy taking on a mature apprentice? I'm doing an Electrical installation course, but I need real-life expirence!
hydrogen boilers might replace gas boilers
Thank you for that valuable heads up. I'm 45 so no 'spring chicken' had a background in B2B Sales and want something new and thought of doing an Electrical Installation course but thought I'd be classed as too old.
Hello sir ...
How are you..?
I hope you doing good in your carrier.when I see you are self employee as electrician .My brother is also electrician in india
So sir I need your help ..is it any possibility happend how could I apply for job for my brother in UK?
Please help...
Yeah, you're absolutely right.
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And not to forget it is who you know these days, not what you know.
Disagree, most people I know in good places are dickheads...
@@nopenopenopenope4755 doesn't matter if they're dickheads, only if they have money
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Electrics, easy, there are 3 wires, brown, blue, green. Just pop those in the right slots and you're good to go. You are now officially an electrician. Good luck!
Took home £160K last year as a self employed carpenter and joiner, granted I was doing on average around 80 hours a week and some pretty specialist stuff that takes many years to perfect but still…£160k where as a self employed Ltd company can offset most of that as expenses is pretty good 👍
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@@vtee549 Stop begging and work hard like he did. Get an education and then start working slave. Noone owes you anything so stop being so entitled
@@moneymindset-20s You can't. Stay in your own goddamned country. Its already a small country with too many people as it is.
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£160000K working 80 hours a week...is good but not very high... especially in the London context or other expensive areas...
Crime, that’s pays a good wage.
True, but those long holidays in bellmarsh are shit.
And if u get caught u get free accommodation gym and food from the police!
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I’m not so sure about doing time anymore, this guy in my town has 150 convictions for shoplifting and burglary and the judge just let him off again. What does that say to all law abiding people, Crimes pays alright.
@@waltjacob3776 if u play it smart and have a good lawyer
I know a guy who used to commit petty crimes, we're not friends anymore but he tried to get me into it. It was tempting when he showed me how much I could have made, but I still turned him down. Still, so long as you're good enough to get caught you're set. Don't condone it tho.
Thank you so much,your word is an eye opener to many walks of humanities
I’m going to uni still just for the experience and degree, after that I’ll get a job to give me some income that I can invest into a Buisness. When my business starts picking up I can leave my job that’s my plan.
If* good luck to you tho
Property development. Moving house is expensive and people instead are renovating and extending homes and spending a fortune. If you set up your own business, fixing up kitchens, gardens, extensions you can earn above 6 figures easy. I live in London, and met a Polish guy who only arrived 2 years ago, he has a team of 9 and they made over £800k last year renovating up peoples homes.
Nice work!
Woow thats amaizing I'm polish living in Wales thats sound like a good plan
Nice I’m so desperately looking for a job in uk
Polish/Hungarian are very hardworking individuals and do a great job. That's why they are always busy.
I am 33 and have been earning £140k for the last couple of years working in a consulting firm. My bosses earn £350k - 2m. None of us deserve this amount of pay.
I want to work where u work
what is the job?
😂😂😂😂 the last sentence
Probably a family bussiness or you had a hand to help you?
@Mellisa Ferdinand did I fucking ask you?
Genuinely great video, comprehensive and has set my mind at ease as a service leaver, thank you.
Im 14 and im currently freaking out on what i want to be in the future this video put me at ease thank you man u earned a sub :)
im literally going through the same thing rn lol. think abt what skill sets you have and then you can research what jobs you can do with those skills.
easy down fellas, im soon to be 28 and i'm just looking for a career change, since i hate my boss currently and a lot of many other small factors about the job that do pile up and becomes a heavy burden.
Some advice I wish I had, I joined the navy as an aircraft engineer and was offered air traffic controller course which I turned down. Upon leaving forces after 5 years you’d stand a good chance of getting into civvy air traffic controller jobs
Do what u enjoy
@@Tazmannn12345 the thing is idk what i enjoy XD
When I’m older I’m going to have my own mechanic business in Scotland it gets u lots of money
Very good
Good luck you can do it :)
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Other jobs are:
Programmer, Cyber Security Specialist, Business Analyst
it all about doing the job u love and if it makes your life happy.
In other countries where the job market is extremely competitive e.g in Asian and African Countries. Recruiters now look at Masters Degrees as minimum to sieve out high applicant numbers for most of the jobs you mentioned.
Any degree is construction is the best at the moment in the UK. With obvious exception of doctor etc.
As a Power Engineer for BT my basic pay including callout allowance and inner London weighting is £49k PA. With OT(available all year round) I can easily hit £70-75 a year.
How did you become one?
Cool jobs
I quite fancy the electrician role. Thanks for this video it's very helpful :)
Such beautiful way u explain.its therapy listening to u
Thanks so much for your sharing your knowledge, clear info, and bring light to the end of the tunnel. this video and box description are AmaZing!
Think you forgot to mention software development roles. Given you might start low without a degree but as you grow within the field, gain more experience, make the right moves, stay focused and have a love for programming and you'll see salaries easily sky rocket to well over 100k.
M A I totally agree with u, my husband does that and he’s on a six figure salary.
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Really? I am planning to Study Msc computer science or Msc software engineering is it good choice?
@@Ammarkoka Don’t do computer science
His voice is so beautiful thanks for this video
Would be good to mention the hours each day that would be required , electrician to earn 100k a year you would have to work every hour under the sun 7 days a week , also to mention the working conditions , environment you would be surrounded in
@therealdeal if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no does anything unique.
@@ismailakbar6449 well my friend I have no degree, no a level s or GCSE s . I dropped out of school at 15 , own a house and have own buisness so it can be done.
What county do you live in ?
Do you present yourself well?
Can you play chess ?
@@therealdeal6442 live in Burnley you may have heard of it lol my last business failed trying to come up with a new one at the moment.
I have ,to be honest if your 20 go learn a trade you will have to work hard for cheap to gain experience until you become qualified , gain a few years experience then leave and go self employed , it ll take you 3-6 years to learn and gain experience but you ll end up on 200 plus a day probley even 250 a day by then.
But you will work on dusty building sites , cold in winter , can be grimey.
If I was 20 again I'd say be a policeman or firefighter, you only have to work 3 years to get a pension, so if you started at 21 you stop at 51, then you get a cushy little job as private secruity with the background you have or concierge etc , plus working for a government related jon entitled you to so many benefits it's well worth it. If you think you ll lose friends because it then they ain't your friends to start with. You ll make much better friends with good morals with the added perks of having connections.
Get some driving experience , keep a clean record, become a chauffeur driver for a rich family advertising for private driver , they always pay well and tip well with good perks.
These are the roads I would advise to go down that are easily achievable for a comfy life.
Plumber
Electrician
Roofer
Glazier
Carpenter
Absailer
Policeman
Firefighter
Tube / train driver
Chauffeur
These are all easy jobs to find
Great video mate really helpful for getting into an apprenticeship at 18👍🏼
Happy for you
having done a few of these roles the only issue I have with this video is to even remotely achieve near 100k your looking at being in the top 5 percent of scorers in your chosen field in the uk. You will mostly be sat around 30k in the estate agency/recruitment consultancy/high end car retailing fields. Start your own business doing these and get a few more passive cash flows on the go and your on to the more top end of what your saying people can achieve through these roles.
@bio if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no does anything unique.
So get into the top 5%, who wants to be average
@@ismailakbar6449 Get a trade lad. I’m 19 but was an 18 year old college dropout. Spent months researching and debating which career path to choose and had interviews for business administration and estate agency traineeship positions lined up but ended up choosing a plumbing and gas engineering course. Aside from the fact that getting out and about on a daily basis fixing and installing things is in itself highly gratifying there are many other reasons why a trade is the best option. With how much contemporary society is evolving, jobs in sales and the tertiary industry in general are never as secure as you’d think. Estate agents and salesman in some companies are already being replaced by automated online systems. ‘Cutting out the middle man.’ But with a trade you’ll never run out of work, you’re extremely employable and the transferrable skills once you’ve got bearings are insane. Never going to not be needed. Also you can eventually go self employed and do private work, meeting new people everyday who want and respect your services and travelling across the country when doing so. You could also go abroad with a trade and still have work.
@@cameront7804 Thank you mate for your advice appreciate it!
@@stevenjohnson5126 well by definition, it’s impossible for 95% of ppl to achieve that
I'm watching this as a final year Law degree student with no job opportunities and an awful CV. A degree doesn't make you any better than someone who doesn't have one guys :')
Sometimes It does. But it certainly doesent hurt to have one.
A degree definitely does make you better than someone who doesn’t have one 😂
@@user-pb5jt6xk2m does hurt if your in debt and can’t get a job..
@@kells8241 don't get a degree if u wont be able to pay for it
@@user-pb5jt6xk2m looool are you okay, a lot of people in the U.K. don’t have £10k + a year to pay for uni.
People like doctors, nurses and lawyers couldn’t afford it, so they should if just gave up🥴?
People have ambitions and goals, they aren’t like you x
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🤣🤣😂 aye it works. Don't hate the player, hate the game.
LOL
i won’t lie i’m seriously considering it especially after i saw 2 women who made £452k in 13 months
@@bubblegumfacebabeI’ll be your manager lemme get half fr
Me: looks at the playback speed
Also me: Astonished that is at normal
This guy is speaking fast lmao
Play video 0:75 x speed
Not so. See Jamie Garragher of Liverpool.
Thank you for this advice and adding value
I want job
A carpenter friend of mine who is self employed earns twice as much as I do and I am a Lawyer and I am sure he gets more job satisfaction than I do.
Is law that bad
Yeah he has to use his hands and spent hours with wood he works 22 hours a day 6 days a week no wonder
@@Ajspecial1000 name me a job where u don’t use your hands and he probably works way less than your average person you’re obviously a kid
@@joshheron2105 I’m old enough to be your dad how you a lawyer and earning less than a carpenter shut up and stop defending your boyfriend
@@Ajspecial1000 Worlds a tougher place when you have qualifications for neither! Enjoy
I’m dyslexic and have no GCSEs.
Ive been getting paid £27.5k a year and a company car and built my life around that.
Ive just been made redundant and will have to move back in with parents and get minimum wage job.
After hearing you sir, lot of my doubts just got a bit more clear, Thank you!👍👍
get this man a raise!!!!!
This is a great video. However, out of all of them, I'd say the Electrician one seems the one with more opportunities based on transferable skills. I mean, if you're working for one company and got fired (worst case scenario), you could use those skills in another company instantly. You could even pick up work on your own. With sales, it is mainly commission-based and your salary will depend on the cost of the product.
I look at it like this, if tomorrow you had to get up and move to another country, richer and poorer, which skill/education would more likely get you work?
Sales, if you can sell you’ll never have to worry about money, it’s a transferable skill
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Agreed. I am an electrician;-)
I work at a car finance broker, earn commission on sales and bonuses with hitting targets. Within 3 months I was grossing on average £4000 to £4300 per month (£50k per annum). Some months more than that. No degree, just a sales job
How did u land that job?
After taxation?
Decent. Well done!
@@ableman2108 you can work that out on the government's website!
@@ableman2108 Keyword is grossing. He's not netting £4,000. It's pre-tax
Mortgage advisor - if you're working in a bank or within finance team of an agency you can get them to pay for your course. But if you're starting out and using your own cash - it's an uphill because ultimately you don't have contacts book of potential clients.
Hi, by any chance are you a mortgage advisor yourself? If so, what’s the best route to becoming one? I’ve heard about being Cemap qualified but I’m confused at this stage. Any help would mean a lot! Thanks
@@hang5995 Get a job within one of banks or mortgage firms is your best route. They will pay for any qualifications you need. CeMap isn't difficult as course. You could do it in 3 months. Other than that, any customer service / telephone role will mean you have transferable skills.
@@nauxsi Do you reckon it’s a long lasting stable career and also good income? Appreciate the response though!
Is it ok to make career change at 34 years of age?
Really looking forward for a good change in the career graph
Do it bro never too late.
Learn to spell career might get a better job 🙃
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Yup, my dad wrestled with that for 20 years, he always thought he was to old. When he was 53 he was forced to look for another job and was amazed how many opportunities he had.
Carrier graph loool
start your own business and avoid taxes.
ALOT of these role will require you to have work experience or/and working in sales
you still got to pay taxes lmao.
Yep just declare you only earn 13 to 14 k a year and the rest figgle the books
Please do more videos on this topic this was very helpful
Thanks for sharing. Great advice
You forgot coding and programmer. No CS degree required and most of the time starting is in the 50k+ range
Really useful content, thanks for the upload. I'm looking to change career, stuck in a dead end job as an admin in a home care agency. Looking to pivot, did a degree but didn't finish due to mental health problems. Have a passion for business and looking at the sales related roles, but most entry level jobs adverts are targeted towards graduates or younger people, I'm 33! Also like mentioned a lot of the recruiters give false promises so how do you go about finding a good reputable organisation?
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how's it going now man? I'm thinking of going into training my NVQ for electrician while working.
Try becoming a surveyor…. RICS
If you have a degree make sure it's not a useless one like government and politics or classic arts etc if you have money and a vocation in mind. Secondly follow your degree up with another qualification, if you've done finance then do the acca or cima or law do the lpc/Bvc. This will get you into a professional job that pays well.
Daaamnnnnn you saved my life !!!!
What do you do now?
Yh what’s ur job now
boom I just landed here .well explained thanks much for this information
I have a university degree but I think it’s pretty useless.
There are lots of big employers who offer graduate schemes exclusively to people with degrees, so it’s certainly an advantage to have one still - try searching for them, or finding lists of the biggest companies in every industry and see what they offer to grads
Depends on what it is but yeah most of them are unfortunately university Is just one big one con these days
Look at it from a different perspective. A degree was a goal that you achieved. You explain to the employer the challenges you faced, how it changed you as a person, the skills you gained that are transferable to the role - time management, discipline, positive outlook, etc.... Say things other candidates wouldn’t. Value the hard work you put in and how you love continued learning. When they ask you for any questions always ask: from my cv, what was it that really stood out. Without realising they will then tell you what drew them to you and that’s what you talk about the most. Put them on the back foot; make them think. They will respect you for it.
Most are, at least that's my opinion. I will get a degree in Entrepreneurship in Serbia, but it's useless nonetheless.
Maybe you did a useless degree like most people do
Courier driver as well. 150-200 daily and some of them work 26-30 days a month.
No one mentioned International Real Estate Agents. They’re minting it on commissions 😝
He did
They are called estate agents in the uk
Thanks ,it was so helpful you are great man
I wanna be an electrician so happy to see this
Go for it best thing I ever done , so much earning potential
@@David-py7qi What is the heighist pay in eletrictio
@@jatvy.4747 all depends who you work for , experience etc. And if you start your own company. But there’s very good money to be earned . I know some electricians who are earning 80k plus
@@David-py7qi very good money to be made, but only if your prepared to work hard. It doesn’t come for free
This was a great and informative video. Thanks a lot
I’m 23 and have no idea what I want to do with my life, I only have GCSE’s and business admin level 2 & 3. But I don’t think I wanna do admin till I retire. I’m just feeling really hopeless at the moment, the job I’m in at the moment doesn’t pay enough if I want to get on the property ladder. I’m just not qualified for anything else, and have no idea what to do next. I’m just talking into a void here.
Don’t feel bad about yourself babe, at least your not Tommy Robinson!
It's not too late to get more qualifications trust me u dont want to do a job u uaye for ur entire life. Do an apprenticeship to help you figure out what u want
Can you save some money and do a bootcamp in something that will pay good. E.g. data science in the tech industry. Many roles in tech don't need degrees although desirable as long as you have qualifications which u can get from boot camps, also utilize the many free resources online
Think about what do you like doing? There are many apprenticeships out there, it sounds like the electrician, carpenter trade routes are great. There's accounting, coding , IT and much more. Choose something with good pay and demand but importantly something that gives you a real life qualification to do a particular job.
Do work experience to find out if you like it, if possible. Don't feel bad that you have no idea right now, I've been like that, you will find something
One thing that should be mentioned about becoming an air traffic controller you need to pass a class 3 easa aviation medical so to best ensure that you pass make sure your as for an healthy as possible both physically and mentally
I'm a long term job seeker having absolutely no success. Due to my academic course and other commitments I am not able to do an apprenticeship at the moment but I am looking specifically for a paid part time, admin , entry level job. I have been volunteering also but to no success. How do I get a part time, administration job with no experience and how can I better my chances of getting and interview and then passing that interview? Please help. Thank you.
And I do not hold many GCSEs. I only have a C in Maths and Art & Design, Functional Skills in English, only got Grade D in other GCSEs, L2 BTEC in Business, and currently on a foundation year on a business university course. I am not naturally academic and despite many years of resits and lots of studying I failed all my GCSEs. I'm 25 so I am not going to put myself through yet another year of GCSE resit class as I'd rather be spending my time more productively. Without a job there is not much I can do at all. I am beyond depressed at home with my disabled, immigrant parents, having a job would give me a reason to live, and of all the jobs there are , for now I am specifically looking for a part time, entry level admin job which I hope would have progression opportunities. I have been to job centres, careers advisors, and other places only to get vague and unhelpful responses. I volunteer, I study, I have been applying every day but to no success. The competition is now even harder because I am one of the older applicants whereas my younger peers have more qualifications, work experience, advantages, and far more likelihood than me to get a job so how can I guarantee that they choose me? Thanks in advance.
@@zv54 try security work...SIA badge course is only 4 days for £200 then apply for badge for £200 then work at festivals or security for shops or supermarkets.
either that or work as labourer in construction
or get an apprenticeship for a company
good luck
@@ese4368 Hello sir, where can I get the SIA badge course. I'm from India..
Use Law Of Attraction, watch YT videos about it
@@jw200 Thank you Sir ..
Great video my man !!
I have 2 degrees and still can’t find a job
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@@lovetgina9392 Me too we all in the same boat tryna make a way for ourselves its difficult tho isn't it. Ive been failing in this for 6+yrs.
Urek Mazino right. Degrees means nothing these days they all want experience
Hello mate! I really enjoy this video it was very helpful.
Great video thanks
Thank you for this video I found this very helpful for me.
Excellent video. Insightful yet with practical, actionable info. Well done!
Are u hiring gas engr.?
Very interesting video and it concerns everyone who want to do their dream job... Thank you so much and I'm going to subscribe right now.
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Sure very helpful for people, youngsters who not sure what to do and dont want waste 3 years and get 50k debt in degree they are not going to use. majority of these industries will not disappear over time either. Therefore are sustainable and not time-bound or trend based.
train drivers make a fortune with no qualifications, northern and southern regularly take on trainee drivers wage starting at 38k after 16 weeks training rising to 53k in year 3
That's not a fortune
Even that would be good enough for me.
@@JaySamurai79 depends what stage you are in life.
Yes very true plus you dont even need gcses to become on earning 50k to 60k in a few years
Very helpful
Do you have any information on applying for an NVQ in electronics whilst working in another sector. I am currently residing in Australia and move back to the UK in 2021. I would be keen to look at any online options if possible?
and for people living in France who want to immigrate to England ??? I have diploma and experience on Training Management, digital learning .... Thanks...any advice is welcome.
They do exist but are pretty hard to get into and those that are there they are wanting highers.
Though there are plenty oppertunities to become an electrician.
if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no one does anything unique.
@@ismailakbar6449 plumbing plastering scaffolding I would look at lifes most interesting topics and jobs assosiated there will be something eventually it may take a while.
Great information, thank you very much. Can you mention jobs such as a fire fighter or a police officer please ?
The thing is right I have quite a lot of qualifications and I’m currently in a job as a junior civil engineer but I feel like a job which doesn’t require any qualifications would suit me more? I’m tempted to go for a project management job after I’ve finished my HNC which ends this year
Congratulations on your "7 Highest Paying Jobs In The UK Without A Degree 2019/2020 | Earn over £100K" inspirational thanks for sharing. 😎.
50k last year as a BT Openreach engineer. Lots of overtime needed for that though!
Hi can i ask what how to get in at BT do you need to be an electrician. Thanks
50k is not a good salary... at all, lol.
@@fgcpeak9591 check the country average. Most people would love to earn that much.
@@RollCorruption We want what we don't have. Even if it wouldn't be enough.
Ive worked in sales for 19 years now,in various different industries,Oil and Gas,Media,IT,....I,m 54,and now in straight comm only......and the bottom guys are making £5-6k a year,but the top guy out of London with the same product,same prices, and same customers made over £250k last year.You can write your own ticket
if you were 20 years old and lost in life and have no degree which carear paths would you look at mate. I'm so lost on what to do I just see everyone doing the same thing no one does anything unique. Can you help me out I feel so hopeless and just need some direction my teachers even dont help me.
I wouldn't have thought that a degree is in any way a path to riches.
In my experience if you want to get ahead then being a sportsman is valuable and a head for figures. Being sociable is another good move.
Wise words.
@chrisst if you were 20 and lost in life with no degree which carear paths would you go down. All people say is get some crappy job in some office like I'm just supposed to live my life for money.
@@ismailakbar6449
Don't follow any particular career.
I'd take the advice of my older siblings. Try to get work with your friends, maybe someone you meet where you play sport or enjoy yourself.
Move on quickly and frequently rather than be loyal. If you sign a contract don't think twice about breaking it.
Get it into your head that your time off is more important than the time your at work.
@@chrisst8922 thank you mate really appreciate it.
The video is very informative. I personally very happy to learn all this.but do make a video how people can getvremote jobs as well in uk from around the globe.. that will be appreciatable .as i am just tryingbto get jobs for our countries youth ..
Car transporter driver. Some guys on £60k a year Ford drivers knocking £100k!!!!!!!
Most people would not drive or have responsibility for a full 35 ton Truck.You deserve the money.However,what about train drivers.OH BABY.STOP IT.Fortunes for doing now a lot.
Interesting recommendations and insights into these jobs 👍
Is it ok to make a career change at the age of 31
Yes absolutely, as long as you've thoroughly researched the new field and you have sufficient savings or other income to make it through the initial salary drop that usually comes with a career change
I’m 31 don’t worry I am also looking at options to change career.
Yes. It’s completely okay as long as you know what you want to do and your head is clear about it.
kyc is also one in which you dont really need a degree to start and the pay starts from as low as £100 per day to as high as £2000 per week
@@sol_4real kyc, what's that?
You're video really helped me, thanks a lot
It would be really great if you could highlight how to deal with recruiters not wasting your time. I am currently job seraching and recruitment really hasn't changed. Too many incompetent people trying to get a candidate to reregister when they were not even instrumental in obtaining any job for a candidate in the first place. Trying vert hard not to burn too many bridges.
Sir great work
There is too much competition for an electrician to make 100k
Not sure how I stumbled on this video but glad I did. I would argue that jobs £100k+ don’t care about degrees or universities it is about credibility and experience. Degrees unless specific like medical, engineering and mathematics you’ll find are just to help get the first rung on the ladder.
So 90% sales. My advice, keep well away from sales. Its a young mans job and once youre in, its very hard to get out in to something else.
o0MadHouse0o so true. Many of my former classmates in uni who ended up in sales found it super difficult to change route once they have full time experience in sales. It’s just that the skills required in sales is honestly not relevant enough to be transferable to others
I don't agree.
With sales experience, it's a lot easier to go into marketing, public speaking or just about anything related to business.
Every single job in the world is sales in some form or another. So you better get good at it.
@@christophermallett8166 Correct, "everyone" is in sales pretty much. Just most people don't realise it.
Depends on the country you live in. Here in the UK those coming from sales are highly sought after due to their extensive skill sets that they've nurtured in sales.
It matters more on what sort of sales you've been doing and the nature of the company you work in. Areas such as business development, account management are looked very positively.
great video man
I can’t thank you enough
Very helpful thank you 👍👍
Hi..i have done several IGC certificate n other several safety courses and ISO lead auditor 4500,which diploma course in health and safety is best to do..lastly is the health and safety industry in UK is it marketable and is it on demand..am currently in dubai working
Thank you for this video. I want to go to uni just don’t have time or money for it, I work long hours 6-7 days a week. I want to make more money so I know higher education would help but I’d rather go to an apprenticeship or something and work my way up.
Accountancy can also be very lucrative if you're prepared for further study. No degree required.
No you're talking rubbish you require a degree in accounting to begin with and then further study to get chartered so yes you require it some people really don't know how to give good advice
@@edwardjaycocks5497 I work with people who did not go to uni. Research AAT and ACCA dumbass. No degree required.
@@edwardjaycocks5497 lol you don't need a degree, so DON'T GIVE ADVICE IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT YOURSELF BECAUSE YOU'VE MADE YOURSELF LOOK SILLY NOW HAVEN'T YOU? you can do the AAT, then ACCA to get chartered 🤦
You think I don't know what I'm talking about really what makes you think that? Before you shut your mouth off be very careful what you say because you have no idea thank you
@@edwardjaycocks5497 because you're completely incorrect as you've now been told by two people. You smug IDIOT
Many science graduates end up as recruiters, only directors/ owners of agencies earn the highest . Any sales/ finance related roles are very unsecured these days plus you have to have that desire and be able to sell anything...
Isn’t air traffic controller one of the hardest jobs in the world
The selection process is rock solid. Plus you'll need to learn beyond degree level to do the job.
Its really hard during the selection process and training can be really difficult and intense. On my course of 52 people, only 6 successfully validated and became air traffic controllers which included myself. Its a really great career and one that rewards you with a good salary and a good work life balance
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Hi its really good work and channel to help the people to start up the business and Jobs keep it up