Where qualifications lead.

Explore careers linked to accredited Australian qualifications — with workforce data from Jobs and Skills Australia, and the training pathways that get you there.

Each occupation page shows Jobs and Skills Australia figures for jobs, outlook, and pay, where the ABS has published them. It also lists the courses that lead to that job. Open a career to see those courses, then compare the fee, study mode, length, place, and how to get in.

Search by job name or by OSCA or ANZSCO code. Filter by outlook when you want jobs that Jobs and Skills Australia expects to grow. Pay is shown only when a figure is published. A blank is a missing figure, not a pay of zero. Later pages keep the same A to Z list.

Each card shows the job, how many people work in it when that figure is published, and how many courses we link to it. The count above the cards is the full list. This page shows the next group in A to Z order. Open a career for the courses that lead there.

• Electrical Engineers

  33,100 employed

  5 qualifications

• Electrical Fitter

  5,700 employed

  0 qualifications

• Electrical Linesworker

  7,300 employed

  4 qualifications

• Electrical Or Telecommunications Trades Assistant

  2,400 employed

  20 qualifications

• Electrician (General)

  120,900 employed

  22 qualifications

• Electricians

  197,300 employed

  12 qualifications

• Electrician (Special Class)

  60 employed

  5 qualifications

• Electric Vehicle Technician

  0 qualifications

• Electronic Engineering Draftsperson

  140 employed

  0 qualifications

• Electronic Engineering Draftspersons, Technicians

  7,900 employed

  7 qualifications

• Electronic Engineering Technician

  4,100 employed

  7 qualifications

• Electronic Equipment Trades Worker

  17,500 employed

  7 qualifications