Job Insight and Resources
In Australia, employment is projected to increase by 991,600 (or 7.8%) over the five years to November 2025.
- Employment in 17 of the 19 broad industries is expected to grow
- Employment is projected to increase across all 8 broad occupational groups
- 9 in 10 new jobs are projected to require post-school education
- Victoria is projected to have the fastest growth, followed by Queensland and New South Wales
- Capital cities are projected to make up three-quarters of employment growth.
Industries projected to grow
Four services industries are projected to provide more than three-fifths of the total projected employment growth:
- Health care and social assistance
- Accommodation and food services
- Professional, scientific and technical services
- Education and training
This follows the long-term structural shift in employment towards services industries.
The National Skills Commission’s five‑year employment outlook projects that the long-term structural shift in employment towards services industries is projected to continue over the coming five years. Health Care and Social Assistance is projected to make the largest contribution to employment growth over the period (increasing by 249,500), followed by Accommodation and Food Services (139,900), Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (131,100), and Education and Training (118,600). Together, these four industries are projected to generate over three-fifths (or 64.4 per cent) of total employment growth[1] over the five years to November 2025.
- Employment is projected to increase in 17 of the 19 broad industries over the five years to November 2025.
- Declines in employment are projected for Manufacturing (5900) and Information Media and Telecommunications (7500).
Konnect Recruitment will provide you to well-paying jobs in the Health Care and Social Assistance, professional and technical, and education and training services sectors
