Where your skills can take you
Every job teaches you something another job needs. We show which jobs those are, and what each move costs in study.
We have pay, shortage and registration data for Australia and the United States only. The job names and the skills that carry over are the same wherever you live. The study levels are a general guide from US data: check what your country asks for.
Your moves
Moves out of your field
Job names come from the US government's job list (O*NET). Some use American words, for example "elementary school" for primary school.
The rest of your list
You are seeing the three closest moves. A subscription unlocks the rest right here, ranked by how much of your current skills, qualifications and knowledge carries over, with a plan for any move you choose.
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