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Well, with quite a bit of experience it can be extremely lucrative in the mining sector? What type of engineering do you do? My brother is an environmental engineer, I think I would find civil engineering the most rewarding.

Are you working full time? You are in Canada yes? so about 1.5x min wage? I'm about the same, around 51k with bonuses, going for a career change atm, probably take a small pay cut as it will be through a temp agency, but a lot more free time for myself and much faster pay rises (esp if get...

Not exactly, my sister has her honors in a science degree from an Australian university, was doing her phd, got married and moved to the US, her degree was not recognized, she got an extremely low wage paying job at the university (any shift manager at mcdonalds earnt more than her). Anyway...

Used to be able to become a doctor through an apprenticeship. I don't think that becoming a doctor is something that should still be done as an apprenticeship, but there is plenty of very important jobs that could/should be. I also hate the stupidity of Uni, how it forces skilled workers...

Ever since coming across this forum I thought it was made up of people way outside the norm simply by being a property forum which tends to be focused on negative gearing which is even more beneficial to those who earn large sums of money.

I thought that when I saw the results, but it doesn't actually seem that far fetched, all it takes is a few successful married professionals to make up that number, there's been 111 votes that's a lot of unknown quantity votes.