I need ideas

People, soon I will apply to a higher education center and I am giving my best effort... But what if I don't make it? What jobs where you don't need a lot of experience can one do and that will generate money to survive?(USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST, You should always elaborate on your opinions rather than just spilling the soykaf.)

I work as a house painter and decorator. It's a decent income and I get a lot of time to myself. I get to listen to audiobooks and podcasts all day while I do prep or paint.

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A lot of technician jobs require no advanced education. Companies just need people who wont be drunk or high while running machines.

>>10609 Beware, you don’t want to end up a “hygiene technician”

You can generally get by pretty well on technikum degrees and other vocational stuff that requires much less schooling if the academic way fails. The tradeoff with a lot of them is they'll fuarrrk-up your health from chronic low-level exposure to stuff (depends, maybe you'd have adequate PPE and use it, who knows) or just the actual physicality of the labor involved, so you need to consider that before you get started. The risks can seem pretty innocuous, but then baker's lung is a thing.

>>10599 Can always work for the machine.

Depends on where you live, but I'd say security jobs have universally low entry barrier and high comfy factor as long as you don't fugg up and do your job right. Do some research on how to become a security guard, preferably night shift, and look into certifications for the job. Another option if you're socially capable, are jobs in secretary positions. Keeping things on schedule, organising, talking to clients and doing appointments, it's all pretty comfy and can be well paid in certain areas.

you could do level 1 it-support to get your foot in the door of the IT world.

Get a wilderness survival certification and then make sure rich people don't get eaten by bears in the woods for large sums of money. Simple as