Having a higher education is often crucial when choosing a candidate. Applicants do not always have a diploma. In this case, it is possible to get a job without higher education, but first you need to determine for yourself a number of problems that must be eliminated.
Instructions
Step 1
If you feel insecure about not having a college degree, cast aside your doubts about success. Take a look around, stop limiting yourself in search. Find your motivation, set goals and start moving towards them. If you are afraid to change jobs just because you do not have a diploma, but you have a feeling that your current activity is not at all suitable, admit it to yourself. Set a specific end goal, identify ways to achieve it, and take the first step towards your dream. It's never too late to change your profession. For example, there is no flower shop in your area, and you do not know the theoretical foundations of retailing. Divide the process of creating a retail outlet into stages: registering a company, purchasing equipment, recruiting personnel, etc. Read the literature, consult with your family. So, in small steps, start your new journey.
Step 2
If you are overwhelmed by fears that you will not be able to make a career advance without higher education, forget about them. Start working in an area that you like. Many people become professionals in their field, starting their careers from the lowest levels. For example, if you like journalism, start writing on different topics in newspapers, look for customers on the Internet to post your material on sites. Don't wait for your journalism graduation diploma. Hone your skills and make useful contacts in this area along the way.
Step 3
Do you think that employers will not consider your candidacy if the field on higher education is not filled in on your resume? In this case, in the "work experience" section, describe it so that it becomes clear that you have spent years acquiring the necessary skills, and not memorizing notes. Also include in the “personality” box that you are overwhelmed with enthusiasm for the job ahead. The combination of experience and a commitment to improving skills is much more effective than just having a college degree.
