YOU could earn up to £47,500 a year in a little-known job that you don’t need a degree for – but there’s a catch.

If you ever fancied trying your hand at being a character actor now’s your chance.

The career, which would see you dress up for children's parties or tourist attraction, could earn you nearly £200 per day

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The career, which would see you dress up for children’s parties or tourist attraction, could earn you nearly £200 per dayCredit: Getty

The career, which would see you dress up for children’s parties or tourist attractions, could earn you nearly £200 per day.

Entertaining youngsters dressed as their favourite character certainly sounds easy when you don’t need to have any qualifications to apply – just some experience.

The average salary is around £24.36 per hour which adds up to £47.5k.

According to UK talent, entry level positions star at £39,875 while the most experience of performers could bag themselves a whopping £72,800.

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However, there is a slight risk if you’re considering the job prospect.

The role is freelance majority of the time, which means work isn’t guaranteed all year round.

Those in the industry could go for weeks or even months without work in less-popular seasons.

And even though you don’t need a degree, the wage does depend on your experience.

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Whilst it may seem like a job you don’t hear of everyday, there are some even more bizarre ones out there.

People are getting paid nearly £22 per hour just for queuing up.

TaskRabbit are looking to hire professional queuers which would be used for lines outside new shops.

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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