Four in 10 15-year-olds in the UK, including 38% of girls and 44% of boys, do not indicate a desired career. The Careers of the Future Index equips you with the ability to map out career paths that are grounded in the latest research and will stand the test of time.
Amazon has teamed up with Gallup to create the Careers of the Future Index - a public database that provides insight on the long-term potential of various career paths, across three different European countries.
What does the index do and how can you use it?
- Ranks professions based on average income, job growth, vacancies per worker, and capacity to withstand automation
- Compares the highest ranking professions against students' aspirations to identify opportunities in the market
- Enables students to future-proof their career paths from the very beginning
Top 20 careers, sorted by CFI score.
- Marketing, sales and advertising directorsCFI: 100
- Chief executives and senior officialsCFI: 100
- Information technology directorsCFI: 100
- Financial managers and directorsCFI: 100
- Public relations and communications directorsCFI: 99
- Elected officers and representativesCFI: 99
- Aircraft pilots and air traffic controllersCFI: 99
- Electrical engineersCFI: 99
- Functional managers and directors n.e.c.CFI: 98
- Programmers and software development professionalsCFI: 98
- Senior police officersCFI: 98
- Senior officers in fire, ambulance, prison and related servicesCFI: 98
- Head teachers and principalsCFI: 97
- Specialist medical practitionersCFI: 97
- Research and development (R&D) managersCFI: 97
- IT business analysts, architects and systems designersCFI: 97
- Civil engineersCFI: 96
- Chartered architectural technologists, planning officers and consultantsCFI: 96
- Barristers and judgesCFI: 96
- Professional/Chartered company secretariesCFI: 96
Read the full report https://www.amazonfutureengineer.co.uk/research?utm_source=schools_mailing_newsletter&utm_medium=schools_mailing_email&utm_campaign=cotf_launch_may_24
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