I'm talking things like social work and teaching or nursing etc.
Don't get me wrong, the pay is rarely great and the hours usually suck, but there's a sense of fulfillment that you just don't get by being a corporate drone. Plus, the office environment is usually a friendly one, because most of the people in caregiving roles are in them because they have a caring nature.
Just something to think about. I see a lot of you complaining about making money for other people, but in these roles that's often not the goal (but there are also private sectors where you can make more money if you want to). Plus, there's a shortage so most of you could walk into an entry level role with enough prior reading.