Before committing to a career and investing a significant amount of money in a qualification, it might be wise to research the top paying jobs currently available in London.

Here’s a list of the professions that consistently top the list with their average salary in London.

1. Plastic Surgeon – £90,531

A plastic surgeon is a trained and certified physician who performs surgical procedures with an aim of re-functionalising and reconstructing the human body.

Reconstructive surgery aims at not only healing the aesthetics and but also the function and consists of many operations – for example, treatment of burn wounds and craniofacial procedures. On the flip side, cosmetic surgery involves altering the appearance of somebody who is in good health to achieve particular physical good qualities, examples of which include breast augmentation or nose reconstruction.

2. Tax Director – £89,619

Tax directors create, plan, and implement a company’s tax strategy.

They make sure that a company’s tax returns are correct and try to minimize its tax obligations. It’s also their responsibility to ensure that a company is compliant with applicable tax statutes. They typically report to top management.

3. Dermatologist – £86,734

A dermatologist is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating skin, hair, nail, and mucous membrane diseases and conditions.

Conditions they manage consist of eczema, psoriasis, skin cancer, acne, hair loss, and shingles. In addition to addressing medical conditions, dermatologists also offer aesthetic services like Botox injections, fillers, and laser treatments.

4. Director of Engineering – £78,368

A director of engineering coordinates and manages all engineering staff and operations in a company.

Their duties include leading engineering projects, directing engineering departments and supervising technical staff. As opposed to engineering managers who manage individual projects, a director of engineering provides support for multiple projects and keeps track of significant milestones.

5. IT Director – £77,446

An IT director has a senior management role in a company.

They manage and direct the IT operations throughout an organization and work closely together with managers in various departments to gauge their IT needs. Wherever it’s required, they also provide technical advice and leadership. IT directors typically work for companies in which computer systems are vital for business success.

6. Managing Director – £74,450

A managing director fulfils the most senior role in a company.

They are responsible for implementing a company’s policy and for ensuring that a company’s business strategy is geared toward growth and increased profits. Other duties include representing their company at public events and leading and mentoring other board members.

7. Marketing Director – £69,049

Marketing directors work on bringing about new sales and growth of brand awareness through advertising of the products of a firm produced or rendered.

They will not only design and direct effective marketing strategies but also be responsible for obtaining market insights and maintaining relationships with the company’s customers. In addition, they offer marketing managers, and their teams support in preparation for company marketing plans and advertising strategies.

8. Actuary – £64,362

Actuaries make use of their knowledge of economics, statistics, probability theory and investment theory to find out ways of living and dealing with business problems.

A fundamental aspect of the position is based on identifying possible risks and finding ways to limit them if they happen to occur. Different roles can be played by actuaries, they can either supervise a company’s financial assets and liabilities, determine insurance prices, or consult customers on pension plans where they are positioned within an organization.

9. CEO – £61,805

A CEO, also known as a chief executive officer, is a top-level executive in a company.

They determine critical choices about business strategies and key policies to enhance the company’s value. This could involve raising the company’s stock price, market share, or revenue. Their job duties are usually provided by a board of directors, and they also communicate directly with them.

10. Lawyer – £51,237

A lawyer is a licensed professional retained by either individuals or companies to obtain legal advice.

With the option of working as solicitors or barristers is at the disposal of UK’s lawyers. Lawyers represent their clients in court, while barristers present cases and argue defensively on behalf of their clients in court. In addition, solicitors can carve out professional career paths as chartered legal executive providers, focusing on a specific branch of law like criminal litigation or corporate law.

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