Now look at my situation and please give me some advice

Hi Averageguy,

While I understand where you stand, I have to say that life is what we make of it, you have to identify the things that you love to do and explore them that is the only way you can at least get a grasp on where your passion lies.

I know this is irrelevant to your post but I would like to improve my French language abilities, so if your up for it, I can do some damage in French :-)

I hope I was remotely able to cheer you up.

Bonne Chance.

Yeah, it is kinda irrelevant. Essentially, I'm beyond the point of finding out what I like and want to get serious instead.

In a concise and direct version of my OP, what I want to know is 3 things: where are the labour shortages in Denmark, which of these doesn't require an eternity in school/university/tradeschool and which of these is fairly future-proof?

The latter point I can expand. For example, I work at a newspaper and have some layout experience without the certified Danish education for it. I'd be relunctant to pursue this path because I fear the long-term future of paper media. On the flipside, as long as there are houses, Im pretty sure electricians and plumbers will be needed.

P.S. Je parle très peu français au Danemark parce qu'il y a peu de francophones et peu de francophiles vraiment aptes à parler la langue.

D'accord, je comprends :-)

I am new in Denmark and certainly do not have a comprehensive knowledge of the sectors where there are job shortages or where you can have job stability without the relevant education. If you can speak Danish and do not mind doing menial jobs that don't require education and offer stability in factories and warehouses, then that might be an option to explore. You can check websites like moment.dk

Hopefully someone else who has a better knowledge about your question and the relevant answers you seek, would reply to your post.

CHEERS

I first started working in factories as a temp but found the position too precarious. Yes, it was boring too, but that's factory work.

I am grateful for the current newspaper job as I consider it easy and fairly stable which makes the path to citizenship a breeze. But I'm starting to seriously consider what to do after that point.