<prompt> Human: Hi there. Please feel free to redirect me to another subreddit that may be more relevant.Background:I have a bachelors in non profit management, with several years of customer service experience and a year of national service. I started my first real job as an admin at a non profit in mid 2016 and I got real bored real fast. I have since been promoted as an office coordinatorhr associate but still working all my admin duties which Im really burned out from and making enough money to be comfortable but not good enough where I can use it for the things I want. I realize that I may need to get out of non profit and Im trying to figure out what I can get into.My question:What are some careers where you can start out at a decent salary as a trainee and work into a larger role? Im not suited for manual labor or trades. The only example I can think of is insurance; Ive applied for and interviewed for claims adjuster trainee jobs that start at 45-55k a year which is my starting goal. However, I know that there must be other jobs out there that have a similar structure...right? Someone who is a quick learner and has a degree but maybe not necessarily have the specific experience or transferable skills? If anyone has anything to point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. Again, if theres a better place to post this please let me know. Im just trying to find somewhere else where I dont feel like my potential is wasted.  <response>: Maybe look for entry level project management jobs? I started out as a project coordinator at a non-profit right out of school at 46k. After 18 months I took another project coordinator job at a private company for 55k. 