My parents are annoyed at me for leaving an apprenticeship without a job lined up

Long story short - I dropped out of college and thought 'might not be a bad idea to get into a trade, maybe electrician'
Luckily the week after I left I had an interview for an electrician apprenticeship.

Two months on and I've handed in my notice it's not what I wanted.. it's 90% metal work, cutting tray and trunking, carrying ladder rack, carrying massive ladders up and down stairs, dealing with d*ckheads and earning next to nothing.

I don't have a job lined up but I am applying for a number of positions and what not that interest me, anything from cabin crew to the police.

I just know I don't want to work out on a building site in the cold and the rain, I don't want to sleep for 10 hours and still struggle to keep my eyes open while I'm driving.
It's not for me I know that much.

I know ideally I should have had a job lined up but I don't.. I didn't want to wait to leave, but I wanted to leave on good terms so I gave in my 2 weeks instead of just walking away.
But I don't want to be there for any longer than I have to.

What do you think?

It's only two months in, still a recent start. I think it is still normal to do the menial tasks and when you get more settled in, they will start to teach you more complex things. However, if you are still not happy with the apprenticeship that is another thing. Work your notice and then leave.

I can understand where your parents are coming from - they are just worried about your future. Keep up with the job hunt or if needed, consider going back into education. What career do you actually want to go into?

I think you need a reality check. If you haven't stuck at anything how do you think you'll get positions as cabin crew or in the police? Those are competitive and will require references and for you to show skills + reliability.

I think you need a reality check. If you haven't stuck at anything how do you think you'll get positions as cabin crew or in the police? Those are competitive and will require references and for you to show skills + reliability.

You need to have a serious think about what you want and how to get there and then prepare yourself to do some boring grunt work. Everyone starts somewhere.

Also accept you might not love your job, many don't and it's fine. But you need to do something rather than just rely on your mum and dad.

I don't mind sweeping the floor or emptying the bins, but when I see what the qualified guys are at.. I just know I don't want to do that.
The jobs I mentioned are done by both apprentices and qualified guys, but the qualified guys get the trickier stuff..

They're now going around with the presumption I'll be reverting my notice, 'okay so when you go in and say you're staying put' even though I don't want to.
I'm 21, this is ridiculous.

Thanks for the over reaching opinion.
Mum and dad pay for nothing, if I was going back to college it would be on my own back (no student loans here).

So I should just stand in **** while smiling for a photo because it'll look better even though you know you're standing on a pile of ****?

I don't mind doing boring grunt work, but I have zero intention of being an electrician.
I don't see how electrical work will at all translate to cabin crew, other than with some mental gymnastics 'oh he pulled cable, well we push trolleys and he would have no problems with that so that would look good and so yeah, he's hired' - it's not relevant.
So I can't leave an apprenticeship because I decided to give it a go?

I'll tell them the truth, I didn't enjoy college, I lost all interest and decided it was better for me to cut my losses, I thought I might like electrical work, that an apprenticeship was a good starting point for someone leaving college without a qualification, but it was not what I thought it was and it was not what I saw myself doing as a career, but cabin crew is.