>Tfw no highschool diploma >Tfw not enough resources to get GED (don't ask why, it's literally not possible unless there were free night courses in my area, which there aren't)
>Tfw all entry level jobs available require one or the other
Are there any skill/trade jobs that I can take apprenticeship in without needing a diploma? Are there more options that just aren't commonly talked about?
I'm dying for a job. Also >No car, but more than willing to bus it
Hudson White
McDonald's is always hiring.
You'll be among your kind.
Ethan Cooper
Was trying to avoid fast food but am more than happy to take what I can get I've even started looking into cleaning houses.
Matthew Wood
Don't sell yourself so short
a GED is really not hard you can probably study online and not even have to spend more than a couple of weeks
Ethan Hill
You have to get a GED user, you cannot function in a modern society without one.
Use google and try and find some church/nonprofit groups that help the poor/homeless, they should help you or at least put you in the right direction.
James King
The sooner I could get it the better
I'll definitely look around and see what's available. I don't have a whole lot of money to spend on getting a GED, which is my problem. Worst case scenario I'm hoping to get some sort of temporary job that can help me pay for classes/testing.
Hunter Rodriguez
I'm telling you: if you aren't completely stupid you can learn on your own
google it
Kayden King
If you live in a city, or at least close to one, there should be some sort of organization that can help you with the costs.
Oliver Baker
>any skill/trade jobs that I can take apprenticeship in without needing a diploma?
world needs ditch diggers too also kneepads in a truck rest stop
Brayden Phillips
I'll google it. At least the subjects on the test so that I can google those. I haven't been in school for nearly three years now, so it's a bit nerve wracking and embarrassing.