Where you can work without passing the Baccalaureate exam
The Baccalaureate exam, often referred to as the "maturity exam", represents an important step in a person's educational success. It marks the end of secondary education and evaluates the knowledge acquired in various subjects.
We are in the hectic period of the Baccalaureate exam, but judging by the pass rate, the reality is that approximately 25% of students enrolled in the exam will not pass it.
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Even if you don't have a Baccalaureate diploma, there are many job options that can offer you a satisfying career and opportunities for professional growth. In the job market, attitude, willingness to learn and practical experience accumulated on the job are highly valued.
Jobs without a Baccalaureate diploma. Where you can work
Didn't pass the Baccalaureate exam? Here are a few fields where you can find employment:
Retail. You can apply for a job as a salesperson or retail worker in various types of stores, such as clothing, electronics or food stores. Skills in communication and experience are crucial. Salaries for a salesperson range from 650 to 900 euros. Additionally, you can find a job as a cashier in supermarkets or other retail outlets, where you will handle payments and interact directly with customers.
HoReCa. Restaurants and fast-food chains frequently seek staff for positions like cooks or kitchen helpers, where salaries range from 600 to 1200 euros. For a waiter or bartender, practical experience may be more valuable than a formal diploma, offering opportunities for those interested in working in the hospitality industry.
Construction. For a construction worker position, minimal educational requirements are necessary, but you need strong practical skills and physical endurance, as construction work is demanding. To qualify as a painter, plasterer or wallpaper hanger, you need at least 8 completed school years and knowledge of the profession both theoretically and practically. Salaries vary based on qualification and experience, ranging from 800 to 1,300 euros net.
Logistics. In the field of delivery and logistics services, you can work as a courier for courier and food delivery companies, as they are always in need of personnel. You can also opt for a warehouse manager position, where you will work in warehouses and need organizational skills for efficient stock and inventory management. Salaries range from 700 to 900 euros.
Transportation services. In the transportation field, you can work as a taxi or ridesharing driver if you have a driver's license and a suitable vehicle, starting immediately. Earnings depend on the trips you make and the time spent on the job. You can also become a truck driver, which requires a special license but not always a Baccalaureate diploma. A truck driver earns a monthly salary between 900 and 1,200 euros net.