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    Default 20 Jobs That Pay 20 Quid An Hour

    20 Jobs That Pay £20 Per Hour


    Many of us have taken a part-time job that paid £5 or so an hour whilst still at school or college, and probably never gave any thought as to how much this worked out to be on an annual basis. But according to a recent survey by AllTheTopBananas.com, the average salary in the UK is currently £20 per hour -- the equivalent of £31,969 a year.
    Here is a list of jobs across various industries where you can earn between £20 and £25 per hour with each job role currently in demand and predicted to experience future job growth over the coming years.


    1. Business Analyst (IT)
    Average salary: £34,000-36,000
    Job description: Identifies business or customer requirements from an IT perspective, develops and implements programmes to fulfil project requirements.
    Entry requirements: Degree in a computing and/or business related discipline.


    2. Chartered Accountant
    Average earnings: £31,749 per annum
    Job description: Analyses financial information and prepares financial reports to determine or maintain record of assets, liabilities, profit and loss, tax liability, or other financial activities within an organization.
    Entry requirements: Degree -- preferably in business, economics, mathematics or law-related followed by completing the Chartered Institute of Taxation's Chartered Tax Account exams.


    3. Solicitor
    Average earnings: £34,045 per annum
    Job description: Represents clients in criminal, civil litigation and other legal proceedings. Draws up legal documents and advises clients on legal transactions.
    Entry requirements: Degree.

    4. Marketing Manager
    Average salary: £36,497
    Job description: Plan and direct advertising and marketing campaigns to increase the sales of a product or service.
    Entry requirements: Degree -- preferably in a business or marketing discipline, followed by the Chartered Institute of Marketing post graduate professional qualifications.

    5. Public Relations Manager
    Average salary: £33,768
    Job description: Responsible for managing, developing and raising the profile and reputation of an organisation or individual to stakeholders or the general public.
    Entry requirements: Degree is preferred but not essential. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are a pre-requisite and the ability to respond positively in a crisis.

    6. Sales Manager
    Average salary: £33,593
    Job description: Plans and implements strategies to maximise the sales of a product or service. Ensures that targets are met on time and within budget.
    Entry requirements: Promotion to manager level typically follows time spent on the shop floor as a telephone or field sales person. However, some organisations offer fast-track promotion for graduates.

    7. Associate College Lecturers
    Average salary: £33,000-35,000
    Job description: Employed on a freelance basis, lecturers can be hired by more than one university or college for their expertise in a particular field.
    Entry requirements: Most Associates are degree holders, however, many are hired for their extensive experience and working knowledge within a given subject area.

    8. Architectural Assistant
    Average salary: £33,000
    Job description: Helps with the preparation of planning drawings for the senior architect.
    Entry requirements: Previous exposure to planning applications and have a good knowledge of the UK Building Regulations, Microstation literate and ideally have freehand and knowledge of the Sketch Up programme.


    9. Web Developer
    Average salary: £30,000-33,000
    Job description: Design, build and implement software programmes to be used via the internet.
    Entry requirements: Experience of HTML, DHTML and CSS, and also of writing web-based user interfaces for database systems such as Microsoft SQL Server and IIS


    10. Quantity Surveyor
    Average salary: £34,000-35,000
    Job description: Manages all costs relating to building projects with the aim of maximise the value of a property whilst ensuring that the property meets statutory building regulations.
    Entry requirements: HND/HNC or a degree in a construction or engineering related subject will enhance your chances.


    11. Tax Advisor
    Average salary: £33,000-38,000
    Job description: Responsible for preparing tax returns for both individuals and partnerships and advisory to include all aspects of tax planning to minimise income tax and capital gains tax liabilities.
    Entry requirements: Degree in a finance-related discipline along with being ATT qualified and keen to study towards the CTA.

    12. AutoCAD Technician
    Average salary: £34,400
    Job description: Responsible for the production of high quality drawings and details for all types of building structures projects
    Entry requirements: HND in addition to 3 or more years of experience.

    13. Senior Auditor
    Average salary: £30-35,000
    Job description: Assesses and reports on the potential risk factors affecting a business.
    Entry requirements: Degree qualified, an understanding of FSA regulation coupled with ACA or ACCA professional qualifications.

    14. Procurement Manager
    Average salary: £32-35,000
    Job description: Ensures the best value in the provision of goods and services through the development of strategic procurement policies and the effective management of a co-ordinated purchasing and supply service.
    Entry requirements: Relevant business or CIPS qualification.

    15. Management Accountant
    Average salary: £30-35
    Job description: Provides an effective cost and management accounting and information service to ensure that accurate and timely accounting information is provided.
    Entry requirements: Graduate calibre plus professional accountancy qualification such as ACCA or CIMA.


    16. Surveyor
    Average salary: £30,000-35,000
    Job description: Responsible for the financial accounting and project managements of a development from start to finish, procurement of materials and labour, valuations, and ensuring that the project is completed on time and within budget.
    Entry requirements: Typically a minimum of three years of experience and proven management expertise.

    17. Learning and Development Manager
    Average salary: £30,000-35,000
    Job description: Responsible for developing staff into potential managers through skills and knowledge training.
    Entry requirements: Graduate calibre, preferably CIPD qualified.


    18. Health and Safety Advisor
    Average salary: £33,000-35,000
    Job description: Advises the company in all matters relating to Health and Safety, Quality and Environmental issues and legislation.
    Entry requirements: Experience of auditing to comply with British Standards (BS) plus Heath and Safety qualifications up to Diploma level with practical experience working across a whole range of disciplines.

    19. Marketing Finance Analyst
    Average salary: £33,000-38,000
    Job description: Provides timely and accurate management information that will enable senior management to develop and execute effective plans and make informed business decisions.
    Entry requirements: Degree coupled with being at least part-qualified in CIMA or ACCA.

    20. Human Resources Manager
    Average salary: £33,000-36,000
    Job description: Responsible for an organisation's candidate attraction and retention procedures, the implementation and adherence of employment legislation.
    Entry requirements: Usually at least three years of experience along with relevant CIPD qualifications.

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    HI5! Number 8!

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    u do Number 8? or r u intrested in it?

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    im studying... inshallah one day

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    Inshallah u`ll get da job...

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    Quote Originally Posted by fezzy View Post
    20 Jobs That Pay £20 Per Hour




    4. Marketing Manager
    Average salary: £36,497
    Job description: Plan and direct advertising and marketing campaigns to increase the sales of a product or service.
    Entry requirements: Degree -- preferably in a business or marketing discipline, followed by the Chartered Institute of Marketing post graduate professional qualifications.

    5. Public Relations Manager
    Average salary: £33,768
    Job description: Responsible for managing, developing and raising the profile and reputation of an organisation or individual to stakeholders or the general public.
    Entry requirements: Degree is preferred but not essential. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are a pre-requisite and the ability to respond positively in a crisis.


    YEAAH man i'm going to go into either one of them one day inshallah


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    cheeky I've worked in various different fields in strategy devlopment.

    I know you are doing a degree. My advice to you is get atleast a 2:1 , anything under is just a waste of time! Put the effort in, and stay focused!

    Lastly get a part time job. even a voluntary job in the field for a couple of hours on a saturday! Because the jobs you have selected, you need experience to do them! and if you do get the 2:1 or above, you would have a good chance of getting into a Graduate training scheme! If you do, which I'm sure you will, your almost there!


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    good to know i'm on the right path for a chunky wallet


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    Quote Originally Posted by incredible View Post
    cheeky I've worked in various different fields in strategy devlopment.

    I know you are doing a degree. My advice to you is get atleast a 2:1 , anything under is just a waste of time! Put the effort in, and stay focused!

    Lastly get a part time job. even a voluntary job in the field for a couple of hours on a saturday! Because the jobs you have selected, you need experience to do them! and if you do get the 2:1 or above, you would have a good chance of getting into a Graduate training scheme! If you do, which I'm sure you will, your almost there!
    im not doing it yet.. next year :P

    hehe... yeah no 2:1 is my aim seriously..... when i do get round to doing it...

    Man i'm on the look out for a part time job im kicking myself at the moment theres this new shopping centre openin in london next week i got told about it in the summer and i was too lazy to apply .. i've missed most the deadlines theres a few that i can stilll apply to so im gnna asap seriously need a part time job..
    I've got not issues with voulntery and placement work cuz of my youth stuff ive managd to build a good contact base now... so hopefully gnna start doing that stuff when i do start uni... but yeah what exactly is a graduate training scheme?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Blair
    Education, Education, Education.
    Hmmmmmmmmm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Margaret Thatcher
    Sex Education, Sex Education, Sex Education
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    number 1 brap brap!
    "Ur Ride Or Die Chick"

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    i wanna be a Web Developer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lady Shyne View Post
    number 1 brap brap!
    Yerh, you say those last two words in the interview and you'll get denied like a russian assylum seeker coming to britain. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zero View Post
    Yerh, you say those last two words in the interview and you'll get denied like a russian assylum seeker coming to britain. lol
    LOL stil tho thats gon be my field with the brap! dnt h8 beeeeeeee...
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