This job has a salary of 20 million VND/month, no need to pass university entrance exam, just a few months of training

Chef: Opportunity to "make money" from culinary passion

Being a chef does not require a university degree, just completion of training courses from 3 months to 3 years, depending on the level. The core elements are passion, perseverance and creativity in cooking.

With the boom of the tourism and service industry, the demand for recruiting chefs at restaurants, hotels and resorts is increasing rapidly.

The average income of a chef ranges from 10-20 million VND/month, even higher if taking on the role of head chef at high-end restaurants.

This profession not only requires skills but also requires acumen in creating unique dishes, a chef in Hanoi shared.

Beauty care: High income from skillful hands

The beauty industry is becoming a “gold mine” with jobs such as skin care, hair cutting, nail care, eyelash extensions or makeup. With just 3-6 months of training and obtaining a professional certificate, students can work at spas, salons or open their own shop. This profession requires meticulousness, aesthetic taste and the ability to grasp trends.

The average income in the beauty care industry ranges from 10-15 million VND/month, but those with high skills and a stable number of customers can earn more than 20 million VND/month.

Customers are increasingly concerned about their appearance, so this profession never lacks work, said Nguyen Thi Lan, owner of a salon in Cau Giay.

Electronics and home appliance repair: Seasonal jobs

The need for maintenance and repair of electronic and refrigeration equipment such as air conditioners, refrigerators, fans... is increasing, especially during the hot season.

By taking a short course of a few months to a year, students can master the basic skills to enter the market. Honesty and responsibility are key factors to build a reputation in the profession.

The average income of a repairman ranges from 15-20 million VND/month, and can even double or triple during peak season. 'In the summer, orders for air conditioner repairs come in continuously, there are days when we can't take a break,' said Tran Van Hung, a repairman in Ha Dong.

Vocational Training: A Smart Choice in the New Age

Experts say that vocational training not only saves time and money compared to university but also meets the practical needs of the labor market.

However, to be successful, the person in this profession needs to be open-minded, constantly improve their skills and work professionally. Although no degree is required, dedication and quality of work will determine how far you can go.

With wide-open opportunities, practical professions are becoming the ideal choice for those who want to quickly build a sustainable career without having to step foot in a university classroom.