Hello. I've helped a lot of people with these kinds of questions in the past. However, other people's questions are "Is it good to be a cake apprentice?" "Is it good to be a hairdresser's apprentice?" And your question is too difficult. I'm trying to give you the idea that you can only ask people how to do something, not what to do. Because I don't know what you've done in the last 20 years or so, and I don't know what you've learned. Give you some advice Take barber apprenticeship, no future, three steps a barber store, barber is difficult to hire, long working hours, no days off. Wage commission is not high. The competition in this business is too big. The market is very cruel. You become a master so what. So the industry you choose should be less common in your hometown, in the city you aspire to. What exactly, I don't know. Because your knowledge structure is not clear to me. I sincerely hope you read my message and make up your mind. Tell me what I want to do, then I can give you an accurate message, can definitely help you.