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Retail worker. Working I retail would be the most realistic job I could get with my current education level. A retail worker needs to have skills in communication, adaptability, problem solving, business awareness, customer service, and informational technology.

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You must be at least 16 years of age. Be able to provide proof of legal authorization to work. To apply to Target as a cashier you need to have a social security, a permanent address, and have the ability to work within 60 days.

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The application process takes and estimate of 20 minutes. The hiring process takes an average of two weeks. And you will be interviewed.

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The wage for this position is from $7-$15 an hour depending on the area. The average for the position in California is $11.40; the income a year will be around $23,712.  Richmond’s minimum range is $15; the income will be 31,200 a year.

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Target looks at education information. They require you to have high school experience, which is free. The opportunity of job growth is not very high especially without college education.

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You need to have a bachelor's degree in any major, commercial pilot’s license, and experience that consist of training and flight time.

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The average income for a pilot is $117,920. There is job growth opportunities from co-pilot to pilot to UPS or FedEx Airline Pilot. The average FedEx Airline Pilot income is $234,000 annually.

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The average tuition for a bachelors is $9,410 a year ($37,640). Piloting school and training; 10k-16k for a commercial and private piloting license. For all the education necessary it cost around $53,640.

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After high school you need 6-8 years to become a pilot. Four years for college, 2-4 years of Piloting/Flight school which consist of 1,500 hours of flying to get certified. When hired you take 6-8 weeks in training with the airline.