Top 5 Trades in 2024! Highest Paying Trades, Get Started in Trades Today! How to start in the TRADES
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I appreciate this video, starting late (33) but better late than never
Nah buddy you can retire at 50 with tons of money you’re set buddy keep pushing 🎉
Same here! 33 looking to trade in a high paying corporate job for a more stable trade I can start a business in. 33 feels so old yet young at the same time, kinda feels like last call for us
I started at 37 now doing a second trade after the first so its always a good time to learn any skill
Same here, 33 Let’s Go!
I got into electric at 35. Will be 43 in a few months. It's worth getting into for sure. Your other real world experience will help you in your trade career
*TLDR List*
5.) Carpentry (Learning basics, building houses)
4.) Welding (fabrication and then custom stuff, furniture, railings, etc.)
3.) Plumbers
2.) HVAC techs
1.) Electricians
*Pick what you like is most important.*
Learn the business aspect while working and gaining skills in the job.
Thank you for that information. I have a 17 yo and 15 yo nephews who I desperately want to succeed and these options will give them something to think about.
Bricklaying masonry is always slept on! Send em to a brick mason
I thank you much. That revelation of carpentry and welding being artistic really subsided any and all tension I had towards entering the trades. Bless you man
Starting at $30 is nuts. Hard to find over $25 for myself and I'm not new.
Years of experience with a variety of carpentry, no record, don't do drugs or drink, in shape and good looking, smart, well spoken... couldn't ask for a better apprentice.
Problem isn't just lack of workers. Most companies can't retain or attract quality employees.
$42 start pay for mason’s here in mo
I’m 20 and I’m a 3rd year (85%) apprentice out of local 277 but some days I hate nothing more than my job, metal framing and rock and doors just don’t interest me anymore. Any suggestions?
Trade schools. And 4 year apprentice programs get you certified while getting paid
Dude, super inspirational
Thank you for the advice.
Thanks for the video, appreciate the encouragement!
Great video my friend! Electrician here from Montreal!
Are you still doing consultations?
Yes I am
I have him in my left ea and music in my right 😂 other than that pretty good info
So I’m in college right now my sophomore year, I play lacrosse in college and have a 3.5 gpa. I was in a trade school in high school and did carpentry. The more I’m at school I can’t see my self sitting at a desk anymore. My parents want me to go to Williams which is a trade college. I don’t know much about carpentry and don’t know if I should do carpentry or something eles. Or should I just head back home and get a job somewhere. Anyone have suggestions
Very helpful videos, 19 year old transformer assembler but I wanna get into actual trades, get my time and money worths while enjoying it, definitely would like to get a consultation
Im 25, I joined the army 2 years ago because I am trying to find out where I need to go. I just know I cant go back to warehouse work when im out
Thanks for the useful content you always share here on RUclips. Next month I will be getting my permanent resident card and I will be moving to NC (God willing) and i hope I get into carpentry. Even though carpentry is not my profession (photo and video is) I have sone experience and these new opportunity life gives me to start from scratch, I would love to work with my hands.
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With migrants pouring into the country, will these trades be safe?
That’s what I’m wondering too
@@G.MONEY.WISDOM well I’ll tell you one thing the wages will drop because the greedy white man hires them just as fast as they come across and don’t think they don’t buddy
I’d like to get help to figure out which trade would best suit me. I’m 20 years old and looking to get into a trade for my career.
What interests you? What do you enjoy?
Thanks Nate I’m actually thinking about moving to Idaho within the next year, I got out of the army roughly 8 months ago and attended welding school on the way out. I’m currently a tig welder but familiar with all processes, however I’m wanting to myself within the trades I would like to start working with heavy equipment whether as a operator or mechanic do you think it would be beneficial to go back to trade school for this?
I would look for local commercial heavy equipment company and get a job with them. You will be paid lower than what you want. But man, you will not have to pay to learn and you can move up quick if you show the willingness to succeed and move up fast and if not, find a different company there’s good ones out there.
Hi I want to start but I am really confused has to how to go about it would really appreciate your advice
Location, How old are you and do you have any schooling? My two cents is really learn how to read a tape measure. It is not hard and you can learn through RUclips RUclips. You’d be very surprised how many people cannot measure if you know how to.
Find your nearest Bricklayers Union and sign up they will teach you everything you need to know about a trade that is very high skill and very high paying!
Hey we’re would I be able to contact you for a consolation if your still doing them? Your website link doesn’t seem to be working
Message me on my IG
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$30$ LoL
where in Idaho are you?
Great information Nate.
Adding my comment!