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Firstly (from the title) it makes no difference if your male / female in the industry, you're clearly passionate and that's all that matters! If anyone suggests otherwise, they're honestly not worth your expertise.
Congratulations on your degree too by the way! That's an incredible achievement and you should be proud regardless of your future career choices, don't regret it. I've also considered starting a degree but I'm not sure it's worth the money? Or which degree is best to take? Or if I'll actually learn anything worthwhile? You'd be the best to answer those questions, I'd appreciate your help.
As previous comments suggested, it would seem a waste to become an average-electrician considering your qualifications; however, I truly believe you should chase your dreams and find a career that you're happy in, regardless of what that is.
With that said, if you're certain that you want to work as an average-electrician, I would suggest you look at the commercial / industrial sectors. It's common for projects in these sectors to use a different electrical contractor employed to inspect & test the work, ensuring that everything is done properly and conforms to regulations.
Conversely, the domestic sector is full of unqualified & generally naive individuals, who often create more problems than they solve. Having said that, there's also a small-number of fantastic domestic-electricians who are very knowledgeable and do great work, but these people are usually frustrated by the incompetency of others in the trade.
Congratulations on your degree too by the way! That's an incredible achievement and you should be proud regardless of your future career choices, don't regret it. I've also considered starting a degree but I'm not sure it's worth the money? Or which degree is best to take? Or if I'll actually learn anything worthwhile? You'd be the best to answer those questions, I'd appreciate your help.
As previous comments suggested, it would seem a waste to become an average-electrician considering your qualifications; however, I truly believe you should chase your dreams and find a career that you're happy in, regardless of what that is.
With that said, if you're certain that you want to work as an average-electrician, I would suggest you look at the commercial / industrial sectors. It's common for projects in these sectors to use a different electrical contractor employed to inspect & test the work, ensuring that everything is done properly and conforms to regulations.
Conversely, the domestic sector is full of unqualified & generally naive individuals, who often create more problems than they solve. Having said that, there's also a small-number of fantastic domestic-electricians who are very knowledgeable and do great work, but these people are usually frustrated by the incompetency of others in the trade.