Entry-level jobs requiring no degree are those you can obtain without attending university. Instead, you may train on the job, have prior experience in the field, or find work through an apprenticeship. These opportunities often start as an excellent entry point into the working world and provide a foundation allowing for the upward movement of your career. Most types of mechanics (elevator, auto) are entry-level jobs that offer apprenticeships, and the same goes for installation and maintenance technicians (cable lines, internet systems). Construction, food service, and hospitality are industries with plenty of entry-level jobs, seldom requiring a degree. Other options include a truck driver, a medical coder, a carpenter, a personal trainer, and an emergency medical technician.