Best job for 30k+ a year with a highschool education?
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Even college grads have a hard time finding jobs starting at 30k per year.  Depending upon where you live, you might have a tough time finding something at that salary with only a high school education.  But even with that said, try looking into a job that involves manual labor plus a lot of overtime.  A manufacturing job can be very lucrative if overtime is involved.  Also, outdoor landscaping or construction can provide good pay, although, outdoor jobs are, of course, susceptible to the weather.  If you are good with people, you can't beat a career in sales, where you basically get out of it what you put into it!!  Good luck!
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depends on ur skills, record, employment hist. etc.....  I would have to say retail, food service, stocking, and gas attendant are jobs I'll probly end up getting excepted for right now being a highschool graduate.....Yay...Oh dont forget telemarketer.. Now I know how RAMBO felt..
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my dear friend!\nThe jof of a teacher is very much demand in all schools begaining from primary section to the high schools. \n1- First u complete your Bachelor in Education from any institution. only after that u can  join any school \n2- u can even join a school, and during this period, u can do BEd by correspondance courses offered by open universities\n3- Having this BEd degree, u will certainly get more salary, \nApply at all boards in your area and see what they require. As there are forms to fill out, go in person. Fill out the forms. Ask for an appointment with personnel or superintendent
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Go to college and get a degree in jounalism, write for the school newspaper (high school and college), get an internship at the local newspaper - maybe while still in school, then apply for some jobs when you graduate.
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Some programs you might be interested in:\n\nAlpha Omega\nEducation Direct / Penn Foster -- high school only and careers\nJubilee Academy\nThe Morning Star Academy\nK12 Homeschooling Company - www.k12.com\nHeritage Homeschool\n\nThose are some--you may choose from...Some may let you choose monthly, in order to pay monthly payments, since you're a low income family. Some payments are as low as 90$ a month...\n\nThen...there is a site...in the sources tab; hopefully, it will help you. if not, email me at Luvs2Write16@aol.com, and I will try to help you more.\n\nThanks,\n\nMichelle
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Starting at 27-30K in Florida.\nhttp://www.fpratreasurecoast.com/jobbank.php
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http://salary.money.cnn.com/ or salary.com\n\nand if you really want to make money, id spend some time in school and atleast get a bachelors if not a grad degree. an extra 3 or 4  years really isnt much compared to a 40 year career, especially if you are making twice as much during those 40 years. you can make pretty good money off of some 2 year degrees, but those tend to be "fad" jobs that are booming now but will be paying 30k 10 years down the road once everyone jumped on the bandwagon to do it
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GED? High School Education? Bachelors? Masters? PhD? MD?\n\nReally depends. My stepson is 22, has a job paying $45K, plus a bonus of up to another $45K (and that is first year out of college). \n\nNo degree - no ducats.
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as far as best paid jobs bussiness and pre-med are the way to go (pre-law is up there but not as high as you would expect) but the highest paid college graduates are not nesecarily bussiness majors but ones with general liberal arts degrees, but here's the thing if what you're studying makes you hate yourself all the money in the world can't buy that back, if you're miserable when you take bio, but Com classes make you come alive, do that instead, another interesting point is, a very low percentage of grads go into their major, (I think it's around 30% but possibly less) I'm a poli sci major and I recently met a grad of the poli sci department at my school (a fairly prestigious university) working as a director at a Christian summer camp
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Personnelman is probably the safest.\nThe highest paying jobs are CEO of a corporation
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Talk to your high school guidance counselor's office. They may have job postings from local employers. That's how I worked through high school was in a program called Distributive Education. Ask if your school has such a program. You will get school credits as well as income and valuable work experience and partner with companies that respect your school schedule.
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An option is to get a job with a company that supports education for their excellent employees.  Excel at work and then use their support to get you into education.
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Check with your high school's guidance counselor's office. when I was in school, our school received phone calls from local businesses looking for cashiers, inventory clerks, office people, and other employees. Those employers were sensitive to the available hours that the students could work. The money wasn't great but the experience in business sure was. You have NOTHING to lose by asking about it. If that doesn't work out, look into your own business. Why not make 100% profits after taxes and expenses???
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teachers often make under 30K after getting their degree.  I am right at 30K right now...this is my 2nd year teaching.
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If you want a skilled job, the best way would be to go back to university - I'm currently doing an Access to Higher Education course which would be suitable for someone like yourself. It teaches skills such as Communications, Maths and Computing as well as 3 specialist subjects in a wide range of areas. This is the best way for a mature student to get to university as it will help you gain the skills and confidence to study at a UK university. I was working in the retail sector before i started the course, and even working my way up - i only managed a salary of about £14,000
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Look to businesses that serve educators/education field. There's a great company - McGraw Hill. Educators make great salespeople! Good luck!
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I don't know what the books will tell you but the typical way is to start as an assitant to an agent once you get out of school. Just so you know, you won't get paid much so I hope you'll have some income saved up or you might have to live with the parents.  I'm talking about making less than 30k if you become an assistant.  If you're an intern or trainee then you'll definitely have to live with your parents, but that's another good way.\n\nThe top agencies are Creative Artists Agencey (CAA), William Morris Agency (WMA), United Talent Agency (UTA), Endeavor, Gersh and then the rest get smaller (but those could be good starting points too).  I know WMA has a agent training program but you have to selected for it (link is below).  Research all these agencies by reading about them in the trades and just checking out their website to find out where you want to go.  \n\nThen you can check out the entertainment jobs boards or find a staffing agency.  UTA even has their own joblist that not everyone gets.  Some schools sign you up for the list  upon graduation.  I don't know any other way to get that list...it's kind of a secret list but some of the jobs listed on there can also be found on the regular job boards, so don't worry if you don't get the UTA joblist.  Entertainment staffing agencies are also good because they have direct contact with these agencies.  I'll leave it up to you to do your own research on these staffing agencies.  That's the very basic run down.  Good luck.