What are some trades that will be high demand in the future. I have a worthless BA degree and I think I might need to go back to school.
I am interested in baking, brewing, butchery, possibly woodworking
Trade skills
Ayden Gonzalez
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Xavier King
Well I cut diamonds in America. Only a few hundred of us left.. Welding is huge right now idk about the future desu. You can always make a brewery especially if you have the capital. Dont ask me about the others you listed..
Hudson Hall
Cut diamonds wut. Pay well?
Caleb Lee
It's alright. Im the only cutter in my city so I have a good steady flow of work. There used to be like 30-40k cutters here in the 70's to 80's but cheap labor won the trade. 95% of diamonds are cut in India now unfortunately. Its sad that such expensive stones going into multiple million dollars have no names behind the cutting anymore. All the biggest and nicest stones used to be cut in America but now its just around 250 old timers cutting the scraps. Actively trying with other cutters to bring back fame to the name of the cutter. Check out Americandiamondcutter.com Maarten is a great friend of mine. Just the beginning of his website and business we are working on.
Grayson Phillips
Well I guess sadly that's not going to be an option for me.
Kevin Campbell
Well you can always take welding classes! You can make alot of money doing that. You can even mix woodworking and welding into a furniture business for restaurants or whatever. It's a wide range of jobs but woodworking is hard by itself just gotta find your niche. Good luck man
Adam Clark
Food skills are terrible for earning.
Carpentry, forging, welding are much better
Camden Sanchez
Bump
Angel Jackson
Within your lifetime, not being able to program will become like not being able to read.
Logan Harris
Networking design / networking architecture (its a trade in my opinion). At the higher level you can go into consulting for Cisco or Juniper. And you can learn most of it at home. It'll be a 5-10 year route if you wanna be serious about. But that's good, you'll have work your first certificate in (CCNA / JNCIS), well above minimum wage. IT sector is growing at 20% a year, networks are growing even faster rate, and it will only be accelerating. Job security right there.
only con; you need to cram at least 2x the knowledge of pic-related into your head to get to the end.