More Than 480 Michigan Jobs Are Open, Some Need No Degree

If you’re looking for a new job, you may want to take a look at what the State of Michigan has to offer.

More Than 480 State Jobs Are Available in Michigan

According to their Facebook page, the state says there are more than 480 job opportunities available, covering everything from engineering and transportation to healthcare, technology, education, natural resources, law enforcement and skilled trades.

And here’s something that might surprise you. You do not necessarily need a four-year college degree for some state jobs. Michigan has positions ranging from jobs requiring no education or experience to positions requiring a bachelor’s degree or higher.

Jobs With Michigan State Police, DNR, Corrections and More

There are opportunities with the Michigan State Police, Department of Natural Resources and Department of Corrections, including jobs such as conservation officers, state troopers, probation and parole agents and motor carrier officers.

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If you would rather spend your workday outside, there are also careers involving parks, wildlife, conservation and recreation.

Plenty of Opportunities in Skilled Trades Available

And if you’re handy, Michigan has skilled trades positions including automotive and maintenance mechanics, electricians, elevator inspectors and facilities supervisors.

The state also has opportunities in healthcare, information technology, business support and education, along with an internship program for students.

Michigan Veterans Have Another Option

Michigan also has a degree waiver for certain veterans. Veterans who completed at least two years of active federal service at the rank of E-6 or above can use that military experience in place of a bachelor’s degree requirement for certain state job classifications.

And Then There Are The Benefits

Depending on the position, state employees can receive 15 to 35 paid vacation days, 13 sick days, health, dental and vision insurance, retirement benefits, tuition reimbursement, professional development opportunities and alternate or remote work schedules.

So if you’ve been thinking about changing jobs, there are quite a few different paths you could take with the State of Michigan. Click here for more from Michigan's official website.