Last Updated On 18 December 2023, 8:25 AM EST (Toronto Time)
The province of British Columbia has released a new labour market outlook for the next 10 years, listing high demands jobs in the province until 2033.
For the next ten years, British Columbia is expected to post roughly 100,000 job opportunities per year on average, according to the 2023 Labour Market Outlook.
Annually, around 65,000 people in British Columbia will permanently exit the workforce, primarily as a result of retirement.
While the average age of the labour force is anticipated to remain largely steady during the Outlook period, the population in British Columbia will continue to age.
This labour market outlook lists high-demand occupations in British Columbia over the next 10 years and their hourly wages, as well as the number of job openings.
These occupations have been selected based on the number of available positions and the rate of employment expansion.
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Furthermore, it also includes anticipated tight labour market conditions and the current ease of employment.
Out of this, we enlist below the list of high demand jobs in British Columbia with hourly pay over $50 per hour.
OccupationHourly WageJob Openings to 2022-2032Occupational InterestSpecialist Physicians (NOC 3111)$128.963,164InvestigativeGeneral Practitioners And Family Physicians (NOC 3112)$84.583,458InvestigativeSenior Managers – Financial, Communications And Other Business Services (NOC 0013)$62.506,699EnterprisingCommissioned Police Officers (NOC 0431)$61.01146EnterprisingLawyers And Quebec Notaries (NOC 4112)$59.295,184EnterprisingAllied Primary Health Practitioners (NOC 3124)$57.95725SocialFire Chiefs And Senior Firefighting Officers (NOC 0432)$57.87391EnterprisingSenior Government Managers And Officials (NOC 0012)$56.831,447EnterprisingPetroleum Engineers (NOC 2145)$56.47102InvestigativeUtilities Managers (NOC 0912)$56.44929EnterprisingOther Managers In Public Administration (NOC 0414)$54.36616EnterprisingCorporate Sales Managers (NOC 0601)$53.852,130EnterprisingGovernment Managers – Economic Analysis, Policy Development And Program Administration (NOC 0412)$53.71654EnterprisingComputer And Information Systems Managers (NOC 0213)$53.578,564EnterprisingDentists (NOC 3113)$53.361,545Investigative, RealisticGeoscientists And Oceanographers (NOC 2113)$53.33846InvestigativeSoftware Engineers And Designers (NOC 2173)$52.889,982InvestigativeHuman Resources Managers (NOC 0112)$51.793,021EnterprisingSchool Principals And Administrators Of Elementary And Secondary Education (NOC 0422)$51.442,035EnterprisingInsurance, Real Estate And Financial Brokerage Managers (NOC 0121)$51.283,061EnterprisingEngineering Managers (NOC 0211)$51.101,725EnterprisingPharmacists (NOC 3131)$50.631,546InvestigativeGeological Engineers (NOC 2144)$50.48500Realistic, InvestigativeHigh Demand jobs in British Columbia
What are the top 10 highest paying jobs in British Columbia?
1. Specialist Physicians (NOC 3111): $128.96 per hour2. General Practitioners And Family Physicians (NOC 3112): $84.58 per hour3. Senior Managers – Financial, Communications And Other Business Services (NOC 0013): $62.50 per hour4. Commissioned Police Officers (NOC 0431): $61.01 per hour5. Lawyers And Quebec Notaries (NOC 4112): $59.29 per hour6. Allied Primary Health Practitioners (NOC 3124): $57.95 per hour7. Fire Chiefs And Senior Firefighting Officers (NOC 0432): $57.87 per hour8. Senior Government Managers And Officials (NOC 0012): $56.83 per hour9. Petroleum Engineers (NOC 2145): $56.47 per hour10. Utilities Managers (NOC 0912): $56.44 per hour
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