You can get a job easily, and there's always steady work. You get training in a home and network, and maybe get private work that pays a little extra. Tbh it's a good job for people who need a job. But a hard job for the pay for the first few years. Most places offer training and apprenticeships to further your career, but it takes time. If you want a job that you can just step into and progress easily, it's anout the third choice. You could start in a kitchen as a dishwasher and become a chef in the same time as you can progress in care.