Andres
Puritan Board Doctor
Ben,
So even with a college degree you don't think you could find suitable work to provide for yourself and a family? Seems like part-time teaching would be an option or even tutoring considering your degree. I'll admit I don't know all there is to know about tradesmen, but I just dont know if I believe that a brand-new apprentice tradesman or one with a few years experience will make more than someone with a college degree. Aren't the big-time earners those who own their own businesses or are the foreman, etc? Again, I don't have any hard evidence, but I feel confident that your average locksmith makes less money than a college-educated schoolteacher. I'd suggest trying to get experience in a field more closely related to your degree. Or continue your experience in the job you most recently held. There is good money to be made in a law firm. Have you considered training to become a legal assistant?
So even with a college degree you don't think you could find suitable work to provide for yourself and a family? Seems like part-time teaching would be an option or even tutoring considering your degree. I'll admit I don't know all there is to know about tradesmen, but I just dont know if I believe that a brand-new apprentice tradesman or one with a few years experience will make more than someone with a college degree. Aren't the big-time earners those who own their own businesses or are the foreman, etc? Again, I don't have any hard evidence, but I feel confident that your average locksmith makes less money than a college-educated schoolteacher. I'd suggest trying to get experience in a field more closely related to your degree. Or continue your experience in the job you most recently held. There is good money to be made in a law firm. Have you considered training to become a legal assistant?