Average UK salary for medical careers

• Medical practitioners – £62,219
• Health services and public health managers and directors – £50,837
• Pharmacists – £43,723
• Paramedics – £43,180
• Psychologists – £42,937
• Radiographers – £36,926
• Nurses – £33,920
• Midwives – £38,736
• Ambulance staff (excluding paramedic) – £25,652
• Ophthalmic opticians – £43,842
• Podiatrists – £36,117

Average UK salary for teachers

• Higher education teaching professionals – £51,224
• Secondary school teaching professionals – £40,881
• Primary and nursery education teaching professionals, £36,737
• Special needs education teaching professionals, £33,681
• Teaching assistants – £17,904
• Education Support Assistant – £17,212
• Education advisers and school inspectors – £41,084
• Nursery nurses and assistants – £18,069

Average UK salary for lawyers

• Legal professionals (National Executive Committee) – £77,212
• Barristers and judges – £41,874
• Solicitors – £43,194
• Legal associate professionals, £28,517
• Legal secretaries £22,366

Average UK salary for marketing careers

• Marketing Directors – £80,759
• Public Relations Professionals – £33,604
• Marketing associate professionals – £28,732
• Advertising accounts managers and creative directors, £39,663
• Web design and development professionals – £31,632
• Graphic Designers – £29,391

Average UK salary for HR careers

• Human resource managers and directors, £49,359
• Human resources and industrial relations officer – £29,716
• Human resources administrative occupations – £21,292
• Office managers – £32,172

Average UK salary for IT careers

• Information technology and telecommunications directors- £69,814
• IT business analysts, architects and systems designers – £50,775
• Information technology and telecommunications professionals n.e.c., £38,500
• IT project and programme managers – £49,331
• IT specialist managers – £51,053
• IT support technicians – £30,791
• IT operations technicians – £31,936
• Programmers and software development professionals, £44,055

Average UK salary for hospitality careers

• Hotel and accommodation managers and proprietors, £32,000
• Bar staff – £18,911
• Chefs – £22,670
• Cooks – £16,954
• Catering and bar managers, £2,024
• Kitchen and catering assistants, £17,437
• Waiters and waitresses, £17,633

Average UK salary for finance careers

• Financial institution managers and directors, £53,365
• Financial managers and directors n.e.c, – £57,345
• Finance and investment analysts and advisers, £37,180
• Finance officers – £26,831

Average UK salary for retail careers

• Managers and directors in retail and wholesale – £30,000
• Shelf fillers – £17,538
• Product, clothing and related designers – £31,947
• Sales and retail assistants – £18,798
• Retail cashiers and check-out operators – £17,721
• Sewing machinists – £19,399

Average UK salary for police careers

• Senior police officers – £56,665
• Police officers (sergeant and below) – £41,701
• Police community support officers – £25,841

Average UK salary for other popular careers

• Architects – £42,930
• Archivists and curators – £26,443
• Authors, writers and translators – £28,663
• Bakers and flour confectioners – £19,924
• Bank and post office clerks – £22,535
• Beauticians and related occupations – £18,881
• Bricklayers and masons – £27,995
• Butchers – £22,584
• Bus and coach drivers – £27,191
• Care workers and home carers – £19.959
• Childminders and related occupations – £21,944
• Civil engineers – £43,663
• Chartered and certified accountants – £41,900
• Cleaners and domestics – £17,819
• Clergy – £27,117
• Counsellors – £25,970
• Carpenters and joiners – £28,448
• Chartered surveyors, £37,832
• Electrical engineers – £50,886
• Environmental health professionals – £36,828
• Fitness instructors – £20,843
• Farmers – £28,126
• Gardeners and landscapers – £21,574
• Hairdressers and barbers – £17,223
• Health and safety officers – £34,807
• Journalists, newspaper and periodical editors, £40,396
• Laboratory technicians – £21,069
• Librarians – £26,265
• Office managers – £32,172
• Painters and decorators – £25,591
• Property, housing and estate managers – £38,441
• Probation officers – £30,445
• Physiotherapists – £33,442
• Plumbers and heating and ventilating engineers – £32,356
• Receptionists – £18,596
• Roofers, roof tilers and slaters – £26,994
• Sales related occupations n.e.c. – £23,217
• Sales administrators – £23,194
• Senior care workers – £21,243
• Social workers – £36,306
• Social and humanities scientists, £32,296
• Sports coaches, instructors and officials – £24,901
• Taxation experts – £45,740
• Taxi and cab drivers and chauffeurs – £22,394
• Travel agents – £24,620
• Leisure and travel service occupations n.e.c. – £26,285
• Veterinarians – £39,839
• Veterinary nurses – £22,630
• Window cleaners – £20,860

Average UK salary for marketing careers

• Marketing Directors – £80,759
• Public Relations Professionals – £33,604
• Marketing associate professionals – £28,732
• Advertising accounts managers and creative directors, £39,663
• Web design and development professionals – £31,632
• Graphic Designers – £29,391

Average UK salary for HR careers

• Human resource managers and directors, £49,359
• Human resources and industrial relations officer – £29,716
• Human resources administrative occupations – £21,292
• Office managers – £32,172

Average UK salary for dentists

• Dental nurses – £18,621
• Medical and dental technicians – £27,509

Average UK salary for electricians

• Electrical and electronic trades (National Executive Committee) – £34,902
• Electricians and electrical fitters – £33,495

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