If your going for a Degree in IT, It doesn't matter what Degree you have, the experience will get you the $$$

A degree in Cyber Security nets you 0 experience in the main core functions in IT, HelpDesk, Systems, and Network.

airport security

this guy i know his bro works like a couple days a week and gets $60 AUS dollars an hour

at the airport doing cyper security etc

if you can get into I.T cyber security do it

maybe he does some programming or something

but yeah works fuck all gets paid heaps

what rate to tradesmen get over in U.S?

My work is starting to open up Cyber Security Analyst Positions but because of the lack of specific functions and general work your doing, netpay range starts between 40-60k annual

Depends on Trade

im a boiler maker, but the place im at only plays me $30

Carpentry, Welding, Plumbing?

is a boiler maker a Plumber?

jobs up north going 40-55

nah welder sorry

Welding School here is 6 months for 15k USD

Net Pay ranges from 40 - 100k

oh wow

i did 4 years lol

Depending on Experience

yeah we gotta do apprenticeship for 4 years

4 years to weld, there are schools here that get your cert between 6 - 12 months

yeah nah boilermaking is

also fabrication

so not just welding

over here, big work shops will have the boilermakers tack everything up and brace it so the welders just head down ass up welding all day

Trades are a Guaranteed Survival job with how the market is right now. and it's cheap as hell to go to school compared to a 4 yr degree

yeah we train for four years

either 2 week block release at TAFE (school)

or 1 day a week

then they follow the school holidays

If you go to work for an Electrician, than it's a 6 yr process, no other trades have that here

ah yea its 4 years here for sparkies

my old man is a electrician

But Electricians, owning your own business here can do 80 - 150k ez.

yea

its highest paid here along with plumbers

i could have got dual trade

Plumbers are Meh, they've combined them here with Heat and A/C

yeah same here