Looking for Jobs In London?
Have you ever wondered where most people want to work in the world? The answer? London! Over 200,000 workers from 188 countries took a survey and London came out on top as the most voted place to work in.
And it’s easy to see why…
Not only is London the home to some of the world’s top universities, but it also attracts great volumes of the high-quality young workforce and is well known for its diversity with over 300 different languages spoken in London, along with the fact that 14 different religions are practised there.
In London, there are an estimated 400,000 professional creatives as well as some of the world's most exceptional scientists and academics. Did you know...? The City of London is considered to be the highest-earning region with the average salary in London being around £42,641.
The positions with the most opportunities are IT and Teaching jobs, you will be earning almost double compared to what the average UK person makes in a year, in fact jobs in the City of Westminster have the highest income in the country with a whopping £140,000 as the total salary.
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