Designing Without a College Degree.: Build a Rewarding Design Career Without a College Degree.

You can make a living as a designer without having a college degree. In my days, I studied many freelancing career guides. But most of them were written by Europeans and Americans. Most of the things written in them were not relevant for third world countries. I have the solution. I have written this 19-page guide. It is relevant for third world country teenagers to have a rewarding career in designing. By reading this guide, you’ll know everything you need from learning designing to getting your first client. I have detailed out on the high paying domains, software to learn, in-demand office skills, budgeting, pricing, and marketing strategies. This guide comes in a convenient Google Docs format. You just have to save it to your drive. If you want to share it with others, you can easily do it by sharing the document link. I’m from India myself. I see that teenagers in Asian and African countries have huge untapped potential. However, they lack guidance. As a result, they end up in low profile jobs. I got the idea to write this guide while talking to my accountant about potential career options for young men. In fact, I have listed out some instances in the guide itself where someone was able to overcome unemployment after following this strategy. If I had a younger brother, this is the exact strategy I’d have shared with him. For four years, I’ve been leading my family business as well as freelancing on the side. This has allowed me to have a POV of both a recruiter and an applicant. I also have a team for graphic designing and animation. I hire new designers from time to time. I have screened 5000+ resumes till date. This also inspired me to write a guide for budding designers. With this guide, I aim to fill the void. I’ll be satisfied when students who read the guide achieve the goal that I once aimed for. I’m not a graphic designer myself. Yet, I spent some time learning all these designing tools when I was in college. No one around me had the aptitude to guide me on freelancing and career. I’ve spent multiple hours writing this guide. I charge $100/hour for writing and consultation. So, this guide is worth at least $1000. But you're getting it at a price way less than that.