What jobs are suitable for girls with low academic qualifications?

I am in my thirties, and my low education may be somewhat different from the low education defined today, but I think my work is still based on professional skills, and a simple low education means nothing. I will talk about my junior high school classmates' work from their experiences (only for those who graduated from junior high school and didn't go to senior high school/technical secondary school), hoping to give you some reference.

1. Technician/boss in the beauty and nail industry. Among my junior high school female classmates, there are quite a few people in the beauty and nail industry. Some work in beauty salons in the city, and some set up shops in counties and towns to be their own bosses. Most of them are shampoo, haircut and beauty. They will have regular customers nearby, and it is still possible to support their families. It can even be said that they are better than many working people. If you have to say a shortcoming, it may be that there are more cosmetics in contact with nail art, and it is easy to peel off on your hands.

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Second, entering the factory and living in the factory can save some money. Many people can only enter factories without going to college. But most people can't work from nine to five in a decent way, especially some jobs that look decent, and the income is not very high. You don't know until you are middle-aged. Sometimes it's okay to be decent. The biggest point is whether you can make money.

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If other roads are impassable, it's not bad to go into the factory to do general work. No matter whether you are married or not, no matter what your future plans are, you can really save some money when you can't find a more decent way to earn money.

Third, the supermarket tallyman. Supermarket tallymen don't need much education, basically as long as they are literate, as long as they can speak. In places like Guangzhou and Dongguan, being able to speak Mandarin and Cantonese is also an advantage. The tallyman in the supermarket doesn't need to take the risk of cashier. He can do it when he has a job and earn some money after work.

If you are in a small place, you may not earn much, but in a big city, the income of supermarket tallymen is at least relatively stable. Because I have seen many people who come into the factory with unpaid wages, but I have never seen anyone who is owed wages in the supermarket.

Fourth, vendors. Some people say that there is no threshold for setting up stalls. As far as academic qualifications are concerned, it is true, but it is not completely without thresholds. As far as hawkers are concerned, the most basic thing is to ride tricycles and electric cars. Some people may think that this is not a basic skill? No, there are many girls who can't actually ride, but they don't show you at ordinary times.

I have two sisters who set up stalls. One of them can ride a horse. She sells everything well and has some money. The other is to set up a stall, but basically her husband did it for her, and she didn't sell very well.

Fifth, if there are iconic products in my hometown, I will open a shop. Backed by the policy, you can earn some money. Like our hometown, Liubao tea is being developed vigorously at present, so several students in Liubao town have opened teahouses in the town. Whether it is imported or sold online, it is marketable. Although they can't get rich overnight, at least they can keep flowing.

Some people may say that with such a low threshold, what can a high degree do? I can only say that you don't know people with high education. Most highly educated people go to big cities after graduation, and few stay in their hometown to make landmark products.

Generally speaking, girls with low academic qualifications may choose fewer occupations than boys, but there are still many positions that are capable. Among women with low academic qualifications, they are not even discriminated against by all ages like white-collar workers. They are even easier to find jobs than those who have gone to college.