Career matcher
Find careers that fit you
Three quick steps. Pick as many skills and hobbies as you like – there are no wrong answers, and nothing you choose is stored.
Your top matches
6 careers use at least one of your choices. Scores show how closely each fits everything you picked.
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100% match
Great match IT and telecoms
Data centre technician
Keep the servers behind the internet running: install racks and hardware, fix faults and monitor systems in secure data centres.
Why it suits you
- Building PCs and gaming strong link
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100% match
Great match IT and telecoms
IT support technician
Be the person who fixes it: solve hardware, software and network problems for computer users, in person and remotely.
Why it suits you
- Building PCs and gaming strong link
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67% match
Good match Engineering and manufacturing
Electronics engineering technician
Design, build, test and fix electronic systems and circuit boards, from factory controls to medical and aerospace tech.
Why it suits you
- Building PCs and gaming good link
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67% match
Good match IT and telecoms
Network cabler
Install, terminate and test the copper and fibre cabling that connects offices, hospitals, data centres and homes to the digital world.
Why it suits you
- Building PCs and gaming good link
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67% match
Good match IT and telecoms
Telecoms engineer
Install and repair broadband, phone, fibre, mobile and satellite systems - out on the road, up masts and in customers' homes.
Why it suits you
- Building PCs and gaming good link
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33% match
Worth a look Building services and energy
Electrician
Install, test and repair wiring, lighting, controls and low-carbon tech in homes, workplaces and new buildings.
Why it suits you
- Building PCs and gaming useful background
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Salary ranges are average starter to experienced pay from the National Careers Service (checked September 2026); open a career for the source and details. A match is a starting point – check the official links on each career before deciding.
How the matching works
Every career on this site lists the skills and hobbies that help, each weighted 1 to 3 (3 = a key skill for the job). We wrote those weights from the official job profiles' lists of skills and tasks – they are our judgement, not an official rating.
- Skills (60% of the score): we add up the weights of the skills you picked and compare that with the best possible total. Picking lots of skills doesn't count against you – anything beyond five is ignored in the comparison.
- Hobbies (25%): worked out the same way, capped at three hobbies.
- Preferences (15%): indoors or outdoors, team or solo, self-employment and working at height. Each one scores full, half or nothing, and anything you leave as "no preference" is ignored.
If you skip hobbies or preferences, the other parts are scaled up so the score is still out of 100. Careers only appear if at least one of your skills or hobbies applies. The results are for exploring ideas – they can't know everything about you.