1. Electrician With homes and offices increasingly dependent on wiring for all sorts of electronic devices, becoming an electrician is an increasingly prestigious and well-compensated job. The median income has risen to $59,179, according to Salary, with the average salary being around $49,000. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 23 percent rise in jobs for electricians between 2010 and 2020. Training is available at some trade schools, but most electricians start with a four-year apprenticeship program that includes class work and on-the-job training to receive a license, which most states require. csmonitor/Business/2013/0821/Five-high-paying-jobs-for-high-school-graduates/Electrician
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