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I was about your age when I got hired on climbing cell phone towers with no experience, the Pickleball Bainbridge Island Washington Usa 1965 Retro T-Shirt but in fact I love this industry is dying for new guys Sign up at the trade unions offices for apprenticeship programs! They will get you on the right path to making good money and bennies. Every trade is hurting for workers right now, including public safety. It depends on your area but some jobs like phlebotomy will train you. You still need to get the certificate within a certain amount of time though. This is my issue right now, no experience and a bachelor degree means nothing to companies. It’s been a rough go searching for a job/career. Look at manufacturing. Here in the Midwest USA I know of several apprentice programs. Look up apprentice programs in your city or state Trades- like everybody else said go apply for an apprentice job yes pay will be low starting but in the years later you will learn it well and become certified or a journeyman and make a decent wage. It’s what I did went from apprentice sheet metal mechanic to sheet metal Journeyman in 3 years. You just have to stick with it the earning potential is there you just have to show the employers you will stick with it and learn and follow through on your work. Let your quality work speak for itself. Not sure where you’re located or willingness to move, but if you want a blue collar job and to be paid for learning the job, take a look at HII (Huntington Ingalls) trades jobs. Not easy work building ships, but good pay and benefits and they’ll train you. Are you coming with a resume, dressed up in suit and tie, do you have anything you’ve built you could bring in or photos of? These things make a difference.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.