Self-employment as a painter and varnisher, are there ways to avoid the master painter?

Hello dear ThriveAnswers team,

I am a painter and varnisher in a restoration company for water and fire damage, where I not only carry out painting work, but also drywall work, floor laying work, bricklaying work, drying technology work, fire restoration work, mold or asbestos work.

I have already completed a few seminars, training courses and courses, such as the E-certificate, asbestos certificate, drying course, etc.

I started my apprenticeship as a painter and varnisher in 2017 and successfully completed it.

I love crafts, so at the beginning of the year I opened a small business as a floor fitter and building cleaner, so I can continue working after my working hours.

In the near future, however, I would like to become completely self-employed and wanted to ask you if there is any way to avoid the master craftsman as a painter and varnisher.

I would really like to offer painting jobs as the demand is very high and unfortunately I can't imagine attending master school for that.

That's why I'm asking you. I'm really looking forward to your suggestions. If there are no other ways, I guess I'll have to follow the master's path.

Best regards & thank you in advance!