Skill Chart

Notes: The data was provided by Burning Glass. A list of Digital Tech occupations can be found on page 7 of Dynamic Mapping of the Information Economy Industries. A list of Creative occupations is provided on page 16 of The Geography of the UK's Creative and High-Tech Economies. The 'most demanded' skills refers to skills

Notes: The data was provided by Burning Glass. A list of Digital Tech occupations can be found on page 7 of Dynamic Mapping of the Information Economy Industries. A list of Creative occupations is provided on page 16 of The Geography of the UK's Creative and High-Tech Economies. The 'most demanded' skills refers to skills that appeared in the largest number of job adverts during the first four months of 2015. An upward (downward) pointing triangle indicates an increase (decrease) of at least 35% (5%) in the occurence of the skill between the first four months of 2012 and the first four months of 2015. Total skills identified in job adverts rose by approximately 35% over the four year period. Only skills that comprised at least 0.05% of all skills in either period were considered eligible when calculating changes in skills overtime. The minimum (maximum) salary is the median of all minimum (maximum) salaries contained in job adverts in which the skill was identified. Salary ranges are only shown where there is a sample of at least 250 adverts containing both minimum and maximum salary points. Thicker lines indicate skills that are contained in all three columns of the data visualisation.

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