The AI-proof jobs about which in five years is much demand and they pay six digits

White collar lanes that are usually paid with a six -digit six -figures are expected to be scarce by 2030 despite quantum pre -trips in artificial intelligence.

The future skills organization predicted accountants, financial advisers, IT managers, chief executives and bankers would have the greatest skills gap within five years, although Ai Promises to perform a lot of sloped, analytical tasks.

These jobs have average taxable income in the six digits, or at least close by, and are expected to be even more demand despite rapid technological progress with large language models.

“Australia is confronted with a projected shortage of nearly 250,000 trained employees in finance, technology and companies by 2030,” said the future skills organization in its staff plan 2025.

‘The Education and Training sucking frame does not yet provide the required volume or alignment.

“Australia’s technological workforce is rapidly expanding, even in the midst of global fired – because companies are increasingly dependent on digital possibilities, the professionals they deliver and the infrastructure that supports them.”

Australia is expected to need 221,400 accountants by 2030, but only 215,400 are expected to be available – a gap of 6,000.

Accountants are still strongly paid, with an average taxable income of $ 127,000 for management accountants and $ 99,736 for tax accountants, new tax office data revealed for 2022-23.

White collar lanes that are usually expected Sixcigures Salaries is expected to be scarce in 2030 despite quantum fronts in artificial intelligence (stock image)

Managers It was expected that it was scarce, with 16,300 in five years, with 130,300 needed from an available pool of 114,000, in a task that usually paid $ 167,154.

‘Technological changes in finances, technology and companies are fast and without mechanisms to elevate knowledge and practice of the educator, students will continue to graduate a wrong graduate of function -requirements,’ read the personnel plan 2025.

Bank workers It was still expected that it was scarce with 5,300, with 48,500 needed from a labor pool of 43,200, despite the acceleration of branch closures, because more customers did their banking online. Bank narrators usually earn $ 98,058 a year.

Very paid Financial investment advisers And managers were also expected to be short at 5,900 positions, with an employment provision of 63,300 that do not keep pace with the required 69,200.

Financial advisers usually earned an average, taxable income of $ 143,484, rose to $ 371,566 for financial investment managers.

The broad category of financial advisers usually earned $ 191,986, making it the tenth best paid profession of Australia.

Australians now have to earn more than $ 400,000 a year to achieve one of the top one percent of the income earners, with ophthalmologist Eye surgeons with the highest tax income of $ 643,389, before neurosurgeons at $ 611,754, and Plastic and reconstructive surgeons At $ 595,969.

Broadly speaking surgeon About taxable incomes of $ 472,475 and Anaethetists At $ 447,193 the top made one percent.

The future skills organization predicted accountants, financial advisers and bank staff would have the greatest skills gap within five years, although AI promises to do a lot of thoughtful, analytical tasks (stock image).

Only 125,771 Australians earned at least $ 408,974 – achieved them at the top 0.8 percent of 16.1 million income taxpayers.

The top ten professions have average salaries above $ 192,000 – a level more than double the average salary of $ 73,612.

This list is also included Finance dealers ($ 355,233), Internal Medicine Specialists ($ 342,457), psychiatrists ($ 280,146), Other doctors ($ 259,802), Mining engineers ($ 206,423), judges or legal professionals ($ 206,408) and Chief Executives ($ 194,987).

The shortage of CEOs is expected to grow to 7,900, with 61,500 required from a pool of 53,600.

On the other side of the spectrum, keg Had the lowest average income of $ 28,885, with many working part -time or informal roles.

Not all jobs that are expected to be scarce are now well paid.

The future skills organization expected accountants To be scarce with 27,100, with 98,700 required from an employment stock of 71,600, but this professional has only a taxable income of $ 61,374.

Accounting clerks were tipped to have a labor shortage of 26,000 positions, with 145,800 needed from a pool of 119,800, despite a low wage of $ 71,630.

Receptionists It was also predicted that they would be popular, a 15,300 opening between the required 193,500 and the 178,200 available, for a task that usually only paid $ 44,373.