Typical starting salaries for graduates in London range from around £24,000 to £32,000+, with higher entry points in sectors like engineering, tech, and financial services. Expect standard office hours in many roles, though some industries include shifts, client schedules, or project-based peaks. As you build experience, progression can move from assistant or coordinator titles into specialist, senior, and management tracks—often within 2–5 years. Jobwise aggregates live market data to help you spot employers offering above-average pay, learning budgets, or accelerated development, so you can prioritise the best long-term fit.

• Core skills: communication, teamwork, problem-solving, time management, and stakeholder engagement.
• Technical skills: Excel/Sheets, data analysis, presentation tools, CRM or ATS familiarity, and sector-specific software (e.g., CAD for engineering).
• Qualifications: a relevant undergraduate degree; some roles value 2:1 or above, others focus on skills and internships.
• Compliance: right to work in the UK; DBS checks for Education roles; CSCS for certain Construction roles; driving licence where field travel is required.
• Transferable skills: internships, societies, volunteering, and project work that demonstrate initiative—jobwise’s CV parser highlights these to employers.

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• Access to diverse industries, large graduate intakes, and strong professional networks.
• London-weighted salaries and fast-paced environments that accelerate learning.
• High concentration of vacancies across central and outer boroughs—jobwise’s AI ensures fewer missed opportunities with tailored recommendations.