Jobs at $25 an Hour – Part Two

$25-an-hour jobs aren’t impossible to find. In fact, some of them don’t need post-graduate degrees. And you can definitely take online college courses or degrees from accredited online schools to prepare for one. Here are some of these jobs.

Paralegal

Paralegal assistants help attorneys doing research and administrative duties. Job openings in this field are estimated to grow by 22% from 2006 to 2016. Accredited online schools have many online associate’s and bachelor degrees. Paralegal assistants earned $23.46 an hour in 2008, and top earners raked in around $73,450.

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Many companies will always need people who can design and test electrical and electronic devices in their labs. You need an associate’s degree from a community college or from accredited online schools if you want to be an electrical and electronic engineering technician. In 2008, engineering technicians made $25.96 an hour.

Human Resources

If you enjoy helping other people find jobs, a career in human resources might just be the thing for you. You need an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in business or human resources for this job. HR resources recruiters worked for an average of $25.90 an hour in 2008.

For more jobs worth $25 an hour, please read the first part of the article.

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