Any fields where you can still work your way up to over 30k/year without taking a couple years out for school? Bonus if driving not required to start

Posted by gintokireddit@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 69 comments

Councils used to be it (from people I personally know) but I know councils mostly use agency workers or one year contracts speaking from experience). Been told I'm hard working in every job, done extra work, but that doesn't translate to opportunities (mostly it's the 21-year-old supervisor whose mum is a manager, that kind of thing).