The 10 most in-demand jobs for 2025
If 2025 feels like a turning point for your career, these options might be for you.
Citing government data, Victoria University has put together list of the 10 most in-demand workers for next year and beyond, taking into account skills training, worker shortages, and growth areas.
These are the jobs that most need filling around the country.
Construction manager
The government's planned infrastructure boom is creating big opportunities in the construction industry.
Civil engineering professional
Civil engineers can also benefit from the oncoming building boom.
Early childhood teachers
Early childhood teachers help shape a child's future learning.
ICT business and systems analyst
Data analysis is and increasingly important skillset as businesses become driven more and more by IT.
Electrician
Australia does in fact have an electrician shortage.
The Australian Energy Council earlier this year said 32,000 more electricians would be needed by 2030.
Chef
Chefs are among a number of hospitality jobs in great demand, as gaps open in the industry.
Childcare workers
Childcare is an ever-demanding field with more workers needed.
Aged and disabled care workers
These jobs are likely to only grow in value, as Australia's population continues to age.
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