I'm a cashier, and at this rate will probably be one my

Union work and apprenticeships.

>>1712374

I'm 26. isn't there a cut off age for that stuff? I thought kids fresh out of school are favored for that.

>>1712365
Military is a great option because salary + free college + guarunteed jobs after

If not apply for government work, also good

If all else fails you could go to community college for about $2k / year

Study for the ASVAB and join the armed forces

>>1712365
Learn to operate medical equipment: x rays, MRIs, eco, etc.

>>1712365
if interested in computers cisco CCENT then CCNA will land you a mid 15-20$ dollar an hour job all day long. both tests only cost $150. no degree needed unless want to go beyond that

>>1712385
>>1712384

This here's the kind of stuff i'm talking about. I'll see what's in the area near me and which one's the path of least resistance. Thank you!

>>1712384

I wasn't military material in my prime, i'm sure as shit not now.

>>1712385
dont know about MRI's but ARRT certification is required to work with xray machines and as of early last year you are now required to have a degree to get ARRT certified.

stop looking for what's "easy"

you get value when you can provide value , and value doesn't come from easy

>>1712410
Look into ultrasound technician.

>>1712365
don't take advice from /biz/ "experts" for one, tons of peopleblose money that way