Labour Market Information

Labour Market Information [LMI] can be everything from overwhelming and confusing in-depth statistics to hearing about a potential employer starting up near where you live. Learning how to use it can help young people to make informed decisions about their future study and career choices.

LMI tells you about what is happening in the job market at national, regional and local levels and includes information about jobs and salaries, what skills employers are looking for in different industrial sectors, conditions, communities and future trends.

LMI can help you discover where the job opportunities are, the sectors, occupations and locations you need to look out for, and help you identify the skills you might need to develop in the future.

Useful Information

We have collected some useful links to offer you more information about the Labour Market and job opportunities in general below:

The Government's National Careers Service

BBC Bitesize Careers

Work Experience and Internships

Career Pilot 

www.berkshireopportunities.co.uk

The Labour Market in Berkshire Report

Job Centre Plus

www.tvbintelligence.co.uk/people

The most "in demad jobs" for 2022

The Future of Jobs report

200 most popular employers for school leavers

Starting your Career in Berkshire Guide

Success at School - Careers Zone

Links for dedicated industries

Fashion Retail Academy - Schools Outreach

Careers in Landscaping

The Space Sector in the UK

If you are interested in a few different career areas and want to see how they compare side by side? This tool on Careerpilot from the “LMI for All website” (www.careerpilot.org.uk/information/careerometer) lets you compare up to three jobs and looks at how much they pay, what your day-to-day duties might be and whether there will be many job opportunities available in this career area in the future.

NB. Although every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this section was correct at the time of publication, websites and web addresses are particularly subject to change, which may make the information become gradually less accurate.