Two-thirds of Gen Z think becoming a tradesperson is a quicker way to a $100k salary than going to college.
A poll of 2,000 US 16- to 28-year-olds found only 32 percent think opting for university instead of an apprenticeship is a good idea.
Gaining hands-on experience (37 percent), the avoidance of student debt (36 percent) and being able to progress and earn money while you learn (35 percent) were seen as some of the main benefits of bypassing university.
It emerged that 23 percent believe they’d able to buy a home quicker if they become a tradesperson than going to college.
The research was commissioned by Wolverine, which is supporting the…
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