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High Paying Jobs with Education or Training instead of Experience

Updated on April 7, 2011

Take Your Job With You

'Want to start your job career in an exciting field but you're worried you might not have the right kind of experience? Well start your engines, because there are many jobs you can enter with little or no experience and start earning a decent salary right away.

Cruise Ship Jobs


If you like to travel and enjoy serving people in exotic locations, you may enjoy being a bar steward. You can make a respectable income serving drinks to passengers on a cruise ship while learning the more lucrative bartending trade. There are also gift shop, media and photography opportunities. The Carnival Line can be contacted at Human Resources
Tel: (786) 845-7536 / Fax: (305) 715-9789

Game Tester


Would you like to play video games all day long to make sure they work properly? Game makers need testers for the beta versions of their products that are in the development stage. Your job would be to play them over and over to help identify the problems. While this may not be your dream position, it is a start and will get you noticed if you display self-motivation and professionalism.Look here for Game Tester job openings.

Police Officer


Many law enforcement agencies do not require any prior work experience but you must be U.S. citizens, over the age of 21 with a valid driver’s license, no felony convictions and get through qualifiers such as a written entrance exam, oral interview, medical examination, background investigation, have corrected 20/20 vision, polygraph, physical fitness test and a psychological evaluation. Decide which career path you would like at their "Join the Team" site.

Publicity Assistant

If you have recently graduated with a degree in journalism or communication, you're entry into the world of publishing might be as a publicity assistant. Your may be required to do administrative activities such as coordinating author tours and books signings as well as write press releases, prepare press kits and mailings. This is a link to Random House's Summer Internship Program.


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San Diego Zoo


The San Diego Zoo does its own in-house training for positions such as food service clerks, merchandise sales clerks, ticket sellers, Park aides, visitor assistance officers, pricing clerks, and parking lot attendants. If you love animals and want to earn some money while gaining experience, check out their Internship site.


Industrial Production Manager

Industrial production managers oversee the activities required to produce millions of goods in the United States each year. While those who want to work in this field aren't required to have a college degree, many employers prefer they do. Other employers provide on-the-job training. Industrial production managers can earn in excess of $40 per hour. Employers are likely to seek candidates who have excellent communication skills and related work experience and who are personable, flexible, and eager to enhance their knowledge and skills through ongoing training. Here are some openings at The Washington Post.

Giving People a Lift

Another over $30 per hour position is helping people get a lift. In addition to installing, repairing and maintaining elevators, elevator installers and repairers also work on escalators, chairlifts, dumbwaiters, moving walkways, and similar equipment. While most people who want to work in this field receive their training through apprenticeship programs administered jointly by employers and the International Union of Elevator Constructors, others receive training through programs sponsored by independent contractors.

Sales Representative

If you're willing to sell anything anywhere and don't mind commission-only pay, one of the fastest way to earn a six-figure income straight out of college is by taking a job as a sales representative. A sales representative job isn't easy. It requires an ability to handle rejection, optimism, competitiveness, perseverance, and patience. Most of a sales rep's time is spent trying to find leads, developing referral networks, and following up on leads by making phone calls, visiting clients, or meeting with potential clients.

While having a college degree is preferred, It is one of the few jobs where you can earn a six-figure salary without even having a high school diploma. Many companies will even accept you without experience providing you can show enthusiasm, energy and professionalism in your interview. Most will provide you with training and will often provide you with a small salary until you start generating enough sales to support yourself on a commission-only basis.When I checked this site, the Los Angeles Times listed over 29,000 openings for this position.


Air Traffic Controller

Air traffic controllers are the traffic cops of the skies. They make sure airplanes fly a safe distance apart and regulate airport arrivals and departures. Those who want to become air traffic controllers must enroll in a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) course and pass a test. Air traffic controllers can earn more than $50 per hour.

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