What is the best job I could get with my qualifications?

I'm not intelligent,

Well clearly that's not true.

You can do anything you like that doesn't *require* a degree, which tbh is a very wide range.

Here's a few:
https://www.monster.co.uk/career-advice/article/highest-paying-jobs-without-a-degree


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What makes you say that? :/ its been a decade since I took my A levels, I wouldn't be able to get the same grades now.
Thanks, ill check out the link.

You don't become unintelligent.

Good luck.

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I have A*AB A levels, and a higher education diploma in psychology (I didn't finish my degree).
Just wondered what the best job is that I could get potentially. I realize it wont be something very good because I'm not intelligent, but I don't fancy being a cashier all my life either.

Is it not possible to 'top-up' the diploma at another institution to get the full degree?

I thought of being an air hostess but you have to be like a model or something for that job.

No you don't.

https://careers.easyjet.com/cabin-crew/profiles/
https://careers.ba.com/cabin-crew


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I have A*AB A levels, and a higher education diploma in psychology (I didn't finish my degree).
Just wondered what the best job is that I could get potentially. I realize it wont be something very good because I'm not intelligent, but I don't fancy being a cashier all my life either.

Your qualifications are irrelevant to your ability to get employed, your question is meaningless. You need to consider all the other attributes you have, and the limitations, and consider your work options from there. You keep coming up with more relevant reasons that frame your employment prospects. Tell us more and we can make more helpful suggestions, but you clearly started from an irrelevant question.

What do you need to know? Attributes are subjective and I cant prove them, even if I had any.

Approximate age
Health limitations
Past employment experience
Volunteering experience
Work preferences
Ability to relocate ....

27, could do an office job but nothing too physical, ive worked and volunteered as a cashier in shops and ive also been an admin volunteer for Mind.
I don't have money to relocate somewhere else and pay rent until I can earn and save, I live with my dad.

It sounds as though a good route back into work could be through charities, either admin roles or volunteering initially (if you can afford it). Charities are usually well disposed to recruiting volunteers if appropriate openings come up. Also, don't dismiss taking on two part-time jobs, say that just need 2 days a week. Fewer people apply, and it gives you more experience to add to your CV and talk about at interview, because different organisations have different processes, cultures etc.

When you write your applications/CV, try and think of it from the perspective of skills, rather than specific experiences. So till work might not seem relevant to admin - but break it down and till work requires trust, accuracy, attention to detail, rule following and described like that, it becomes relevant to admin/office work.

Ive been volunteering for a long tine and was hoping to get something paid. I dont think trustworthiness means anything put on a cv without the evidence to back it up.
Im very wary of using a till again tbh because ive made quite a few **** ups in my time. My references wont be amazing.

Years of stress and mental and physical illness can fry your brain. I cant even read a book now.
The idea of me as a firefighter, policewoman or a manager is just hilarious lol

From your posts in this thread imo you are capable of getting a good job if you went back and studied, but your mental health is holding you back big time. Try your best to get it resolved [I know, easier said than done]

I mean those A level grades showed very good potential.