IT Support Specialist Salary in 2023 (No Degree or Experience Required!)

IT Support Specialist roles are one of the easiest ways (along with tech sales) to get into the tech industry, without experience or a degree. In this video, I'll share the salary you could expect from landing this role, why you might want to consider this, and longer term career prospects.

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[RichardWalls]

If you're in an IT support job currently, what has been your experience so far?
And if you're considering an IT support role, what are your reasons for pursuing this career track?
Leave a comment down below! 👇👇👇

[nyjahdaniel]

I’ve been doing IT for about 3 years now it’s great role for moving forward. My current position has me working towards becoming a security engineer. My current base salary is 85k in NYC. No degree just certs

Update: Lvl 2 Tech now total comp last year was 110k, this year its looks like 120-130k. Will be rotating to Europe to do cybersecurity training as well as working on some Jira development.

[kotarai_]

I'm a level 3 Cloud Support Engineer, half my job is research and the other half is meetings. Less than 1% of the time do I get to actually solve an issue. Can't argue with the pay though.

[anaestereo]

Family member is a burned out, low paid teacher looking for a carrer change...txs for posting, ill share this vid. I'll be interested on a vid on cybersecurity bootcamps

[equj]

Wishing Eli Ricks would pan out. I've been following him since he was a freshman with LSU. 5 star recruit kinda guy.

[kellyshea]

Im about to start trade school for ITS. I only have to pay $288/m for 17 months thanks to my Pell Grant

[johanncuervo]

I’m a 25B (IT) in the army with security +, NET +, and CCNA, I was just curious would that set me up for higher end jobs? Idk if a top secret security clearance would make a difference?

[Russellviews]

I'm a computer support analyst and I get paid 81k a year. I have a 2 year degree and A+ and Security + certs.

[georgyrogers]

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[priyadarshinimanigandan]

Thank you for the input. Could I ask what would be the pay for this role in Europe? Especially in Paris, France

[ayeaayush]

Can you please do a review of iu international university of applied sciences, Germany?

[SexySaxty]

I am the only High School Tech, my salary before taxes is 44K, I have a Computer Information Systems degree and it's my first job in either Tech or the school district, but have worked a retail job for 7+ years, should I be contempt with what they are paying or should I ask for a raise?