Twelve Highly Paying Jobs for 18-Year-Olds

I recall not being able to generate my own income when I was eighteen. Having been there, I understand what it is like.

Along with helping my father, I worked as a summer cleaning girl and turned some things on eBay. Looking back, for 18-year-olds these are some of the greatest and highest paying occupations available.
             

1.Software Develover

Designed for computers, mobile devices, and other electronic gadgets, software developers produce They create, refine, test, and maintain software programs.

Although a degree in computer science or a closely related discipline is usually desired, one can enter this industry with pertinent experience or a coding boot camp certificate. Software developers get paid $107,510 a year.

2. Assistant to Dentists

Working with dentists, dental assistants help to treat patients. They take X-rays, sanitize tools, and ready patients for surgery.

To be eligible for entry-level job as a dental assistant, one must at least complete nine months of postsecondary study. Dental assistants make $41,180 a year.

3. Electrician 

Installers of electrical systems in homes, companies, and other buildings, electricians also maintain them. They troubleshoot electrical issues, install lighting and wiring, and interpret plans.

You have to finish an apprenticeship program and get licensed if you want to be an electrician. Electricians earn $56,180 a twelve-month pay.

4. Installers and repairs 

Installers and repairs of pipes and plumbing systems in houses and buildings are plumbers. They mend leaks, install pipes, and peruse designs.

Finding work as a plumber calls for official training and certification. A plumber should anticipate earning $56,330 a year.

5. HVAC Specialist

In homes, companies, and other buildings, HVAC professionals install, repair, and maintain heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

They fix issues, change out components, and provide periodic maintenance. The only paths into the area of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) are either earning a degree or completing an apprenticeship. Medians for HVAC professionals are $50,590 annually.

6. Worker in Construction Labors

Working on building sites, construction laborers do jobs include material carrying, equipment operation, and trench digging.

Although a high school graduation is not required to work as a construction worker, most employers would prefer someone with that degree apply for the position. Construction industry laborers make $37,240 a year.

7. Agent in Sales of Insurance

While profitably selling insura ce products to individuals and businesses, insurance agents discover the needs of their clients and present plans that would satisfy those demands.

Working as an insurance sales agent in any state requires a pre-licensing training and passing a licensure test. Insurance agents get paid annually about $52,180.

8. Walker, the Dog

Dogs are walked for clients by hired dog walkers. One great chance to combine physical work with a love of animals is working with animals. You have to be calm under duress, in great physical shape, and able to manage several dogs at once.

You have to clean up trash there as well. But the company is well worth it if you're ready to have your feet tired and your fingers filthy.

This kind of profession seems like a dream come true: you get to spend your days outside getting some exercise and hanging around with adorable animals. Still, it's difficult to be hired as a dog walker and make a good income.

Walking dogs could be done for a business or for personal leisure. On each outing, dog walkers may bring only one pet or a complete pack.

Apart from the walking technique, dog walkers have an obligation to keep open lines of contact with pet owners and learn their uniqueness for dog care. Dog walkers make, on average, $5, 457 a month.

9. Online Instruction

One fulfilling method for an adolescent to make money is working as an online teacher. You can choose to teach in your home tongue or a foreign language, or in any other field in which you shine—like music.

Think about leveraging your skills and background to get extra money in fields where you shine. The following are the perfect websites for you to register as a tutor teaching in your mother tongue:

• iTalki 
• SameSpeak
• SkimeTalk

Online teachers might expect to earn between $12.26 and $30.77 an hour, according Zip Recruiter. Online teaching, with a monthly salary of $3,659, is one of the demanding jobs for 18-year-olds; top earners make more than $5,300.

10. Assistant in Administration

As an administrative assistant, your main duties include information organization and delivery within a workplace. Apart from greeting clients and consumers, your duties could include managing business files, compiling memoranda, handling phone calls, and forwarding mail.

One could choose to work physically or online. Users who add the necessary training and knowledge also run the possibility of landing a job that becomes their full career. Salary claims that administrative assistants in the US make on average $21 an hour.

For 18-year-olds, administrative assistants make one of the highest paid jobs in the United States; their hourly compensation ranges from $16 to $27.

11. Attendant at Parking

Parking is hated by most individuals, hence storing their cars will pay off. Customers in both public and private parking lots hand over their vehicles to attendants who then park them.

The attendants find the cars and return them when the customers get back. Cashiers handle money often; they receive payments on occasion.

While there aren't many opportunities for development, some attendees go on to be supervisors or managers. For networks of car parks, managers for cities or areas could be needed. Others attend to work as route delivery drivers, truck drivers, or chauffeurs.

Companies running parking lots, hotels, and restaurants looking for seasoned drivers might welcome applications from any 18-year-old.

Employment openings in municipal lots posted on different local government websites also exist; you might find job by union offices, state employment agencies, and newspaper classified ads. In the US, parking attendants make $50,132 a year.

12. Personal Advisor

I was shocked at the amount my roommate was billing for this work. During our undergraduate years, she earned thirty dollars an hour. To be honest, though, I could never practice several hours every day. I wouldn't be able to do one hour actually, but if you can, go for it.

Designing exercise regimens, assisting clients throughout sessions, and offering simple dietary advice are part of personal training. A personal trainer also has to monitor the advancement of their clients. This is a job that calls not only knowledge of fitness but also inspiration and motivating power for others.

Personal trainers make on average $58,240.