People frequently tell us that pursuing higher education is critical because it will help us develop a better profession in the future. People in India usually seek undergraduate and post-graduate education after school because they believe it will help them land a well-paying job. The work opportunities for freshmen are expanding at the moment since more and more young people are opting for unusual vocations.
There are no official college courses available for several of these employment opportunities because they are very new. Although, there are crash courses ranging from three to nine months in length that can help students grasp the subject better and develop the necessary skill sets. We’ve compiled a list of some career alternatives that don’t require a degree.

1. Travel Consultant
Individuals and groups use travel consultants to plan and organise their trips. You can work for a travel agency, or start your own, based on your knowledge and management skills. Travel consultants must have a strong network, be technologically savvy, and be skilled negotiators. Once a travel consultant has established himself, there is the potential to earn a lot of money and obtain a lot of experience. You can earn anywhere between ₹80,000 to a lakh per trip.

2. Professional YouTuber
There are plenty of success tales on the internet about people who become YouTube celebrities overnight. As a free video platform, YouTube allows millions of aspiring artists to share their work with the world and reach millions of people at no cost. You can also make a living as a full-time YouTuber by presenting your talents online. You can even get paid a good sum of money for a video, provided you have a good number of followers, and have a good quality of work.

3. Make-Up Artist
If you enjoy getting creative with make-up, you might want to explore pursuing a career as a make-up artist. Weddings, photo sessions, and even the television industry all require make-up artists. You can work as a freelance make-up artist, open your own business, or work as a personal make-up artist for celebrities. The pay is excellent. You can start somewhere between ₹15,000 and ₹25,000 and earn up to ₹50,000-₹60,000 based on your experience.

4. Personal Trainer
Personal trainers are in high demand these days, as individuals are becoming increasingly health conscious. After finishing school, you can become a personal trainer by enrolling in a short course where you will be taught in-depth about training methods, and after passing the course, you will be able to work as a personal trainer. To assist clients in achieving productive results, the profession requires patience and good interactive abilities. Personal trainers can make up to ₹80,000 per month depending on their level of proficiency and years of experience.

5. Dance Instructor
You can pursue a career as a dance instructor or choreographer if you are passionate about dancing. You can also create your own dance class or work as a dance teacher at any academy. You can even start your own dancing troupe and perform shows, both nationally and internationally, depending on your abilities. You may have to work hard at first to establish yourself, but once you've proven your worth, you can earn an upwards of ₹50,000 per gig.

6. Model
If you meet all of the requirements for modelling (depending on the brand or agency), it can be a rewarding job. Models are needed for photo shoots for a variety of brands, thus there is a high demand. The remuneration varies based on the assignment and how well you are known as a model. You can also boost your chances of being recognised by entering beauty and modelling competitions.

7. Photographer
Consider a career as a professional photographer if you are passionate about photography. Photographers are needed in a wide range of fields, including modelling, filmmaking, event photography, and journalistic work. You can take a brief photography course and then determine which field you want to pursue, such as fashion photography, wildlife photography, wedding photography, and so on. Remuneration is based on the kind of projects you work on.

8. Registered Nurse
The minimal age requirement for this position is 17 years old, and you must have completed class 12th with Science. A certificate course in nursing is available from a variety of institutions. The salary is also good, and can range between ₹2-2.5 lakhs each year.

9. Commercial Pilot
You can become a pilot if you have completed your 10+2 with Science. You must first obtain a Student Pilot License (SPL) by enrolling in a flying club, after which you must complete training to obtain the Private Pilot License (PPL) and Commercial Pilot License (CPL). Salary ranges from ₹1.5-5 lakhs per month, with the added benefit of being able to fly to a variety of locations.

10. Wedding Planner
This is the job for you if you believe you can help the bride or groom create a memorable wedding for them. Wedding planners operate as part of a team to oversee all aspects of the wedding, such as decor, cuisine, and transportation, while staying within the client's budget. Wedding planners must be able to multi-task and have strong networking skills, and they can make between ₹1-2 lakhs per wedding.