mitrobe3. Choreographers
Choreographers are experts in creating new dance routines and are frequently in charge of the rehearsal performance. They may also be in charge of directing and staging performances.
A large number of choreographers begin their careers as dancers and work their way up. Others opt for post-secondary education and enroll in bachelor’s and master’s degree programs at colleges and universities.
Choreographers earn a median yearly pay of $43, 680, with the best earners earning more than $101,250 per year ($48.68 per hour).
4. Massage Therapists
Massage therapy is a low-stress job that pays well even if you don’t have a degree. To work as a massage therapist, you must complete a 500-hour postsecondary program, while some schools may demand 1,000 hours or more.
Massage therapists must have a license or certification in most jurisdictions, and the standards and requirements vary widely by state.
Massage therapists earn a median yearly pay of $43,620, with top earners earning up to $80,000. Massage therapy is thus one of the quick qualifications that pay well.
5. Travel Agents
It is relatively simple to become a travel agent because completion of a four-year education degree is not required.
Unless an employer is searching for someone with additional formal training, such as a college degree or classes relating to the travel business, you’ll require a high school diploma.
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