What skills are there if you don't get into high school?

I can't directly advise you what to study, but give you a definite answer. Being right is irresponsible. My suggestion is to choose one you want according to your own conditions!

Take the people around me as an example. My brother graduated from junior high school. At the beginning, because the family emptied all the funds at home, he had no money to continue his studies, and his brother came down directly. At this time, relatives around me have many choices. My father is a carpenter, my uncle is a mason, and my uncle is a mason in Gai Lou. Dry tiling and bricklaying cost more than my father's carpentry, but after all, father and son are the best.

The second is my uncle's child, who didn't work hard in junior high school and didn't want to study directly, and later went to a technical school. I don't know what to learn specifically, just flight attendants and the like. Now they are working in the Hangzhou subway, and their positions are high. They let him continue studying because the older generation suffered from illiteracy and didn't want their children to continue doing this kind of work like themselves. Just like my job, they changed three or four jobs.

I'm talking about choosing according to your own conditions. If your parents agree and you are willing to continue studying, it is not bad to go to a technical school or something, or learn a technical class according to your surrounding conditions.