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MGTOW Tradesmen, is an apprenticeship a good option to consider for well-paying, stable career? (self.MGTOW)

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I graduated from college awhile ago, but I'm considering a change toward a more solitary position where I get paid for training and eventually make good money once I become a journeyman. I saw a really good thread by this guy the other day on what electricians make and it being a good position.

Wanted your thoughts if a trade is a good career move. I don't want to have to go back to school for another degree while already paying off the debt from my past one. I want to train, get paid for obtaining the expertise as opposed to spending it for school then making money.

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[–]CZ-75 0 ポイント1 ポイント  (0子コメント)

I graduated from college and then joined a plumbing, pipefitting, and welding union. Didn't feel like going to grad school. You can make pretty good money learning a trade. My union starts us off at $19 an hour, after we earn a certain amount of hours, we get a $2 raise. By the time we are fifth year apprentices we are making over $30. Journeyman plumbers make $42 an hour, and welders make $47. And we also get 2 pensions, 401k, and benefits. If the union that you join doesn't have a lot of work, you will sit for a while. The trades can be stable for some people, but not everyone is going to experience that.