Which training is more worthwhile?
I would like to choose an apprenticeship that will be worthwhile for my future.
Option 1: Hotel specialist, I have already had 2 years of experience as a mini-jobber and this job is something I can do more.
Option 2: Apprenticeship in a trade, be it as a tiler, bricklayer, carpenter, etc. I don't have much experience in trades and I plan to do an internship first, but I still wanted to find out whether it's recommended.
Could you also recommend other things I can do with a very good secondary school diploma? I'd be happy to read those, too.
I appreciate any advice and recommendations and thank you in advance.
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My recommendation is always that you should go beyond the profession that gives you the most pleasure and that best suits your skills.
Then make fun work and is not considered a burden.
As a hotel expert you can make a real career, also work abroad later. I always found very interesting as an education.
The craft is looking for a change and they would take you with a kiss. Roofers deserve best if this is important to you. Craftsmanship can become physically very strenuous, that is the only drawback. On the other hand, you can also make yourself self-employed at some point (with Master’s degree). And good craftsmen are always looking.
The idea with the internship is very good.
I’ll tell you the thumbs that you’ll find what’s good for you.
Schmunzel – you can earn a golden nose on “the black market”.
What professions are there…
https://www.arbeitsagentur.de/vor-ort/file/beruf_current_Edition_2023_2024_ba176578.pdf
If you want to make a lot of money, craft is best. Above all, tiles earn very good
At least craftsmen are always sought
But of course, the best salary is not available in construction and crafts
Don’t talk if you don’t know
Why I have any idea.
Why do you think there’s such a lack?
Of course, because you can earn more elsewhere.
But of course, despite hard work, craftsmanship can also be very much fun