After a few weeks of research and comparisons we release a list of the
best paying jobs to watch out for in 2013. The rating is based on what
entry to mid level personnel earned in these jobs in 2012.
We have considered entry level to mid level pay ranges in our projections below.
We
consulted various Nigerian forums and professional websites, did
interviews with insiders on the various concerned industries plus
indepth analysis of the salary ranges for the thousands of jobs
published on Ngcareers.com in 2012 to arrive at this list. However the
list is by no means absolute but a well researched projection of jobs
that will be considered most lucrative in 2013 based on the information
gleaned from various sources.
Here’s our List of Best Paid Jobs To Know About in 2013
No 1: Investment Bankers
Investment
bankers help companies, governments and their agencies to raise money
by issuing and selling securities in the primary market. They assist
public and private corporations in raising funds in the capital markets
(both equity and debt), as well as in providing strategic advisory
services for mergers, acquisitions and other types of financial
transactions.” They mostly work in Hedge Funds, Banks, Asset Management
companies, Investment advisory and consulting firms etc. Mid level or
more senior investment bankers can pull in around N13 million in annual
pay (bonuses not included).
Salary: N4.5 – N8.64 million
No 2: Commercial Airline Pilots
Pilots
may be earning less than some years back but in Nigeria as plans for
more airlines in the aviation sector come in place in 2013 pilots with a
good number of flight hours behind them will earn more. Pilots with
more flight hours could earn upwards of N11 million per annum
Salary Range: N3.8 – N7.4 million per annum
No 3. Telecom/IT Engineers
IT
engineers are responsible for the implementation of all software and
hardware solutions in an organisation and the position may include
training, hardware/software, administration duties and support.
As the IT and telecom industries wax stronger in 2013 skilled IT and Telecom engineers will be more in demand and earn more.
Salary range: N3.6 – N6.9 million
No 4. Hackers & Programmers
The
demand for programmers well versed in Javascript, PHP, Java and JQuery
is on the increase and we predict a more lucrative atmosphere for highly
skilled ethical hackers and programmers. Ethical Hackers are rarer to
find in Nigeria and the situation will not likely improve much in 2013.
Ethical Hackers work to improve cyber security, prevent security
breaches and maintain security of web and online platforms
Salary range: N2.8 – N6.48 million
No 5. Project Managers
Project
Managers most time plan, lead a team and execute on varied projects
within their organisations. While Project managers’ salaries vary
depending on the prestige of the company Senior Project Managers are
expected to be well experienced managers who most time carry out and
supervise ambitious projects ranging from setup up new manufacturing
plants to roll out of telecom products and so on. Senior Project Manager
jobs in Telecom, big Manufacturing firms, oil & gas, banking, FCMG
earn big pay packets
Salary Range: N3.45 – N6.45 million per annum
No 6. Petroleum/Chemical/Electrical/Mechanical Engineers (Oil and Gas)
Whether
working in the upstream or downstream Engineers in the Oil industry
will continue to take home bigger pay packets. Highly skilled engineers
in mechanical, electrical and petrochemical areas of engineering will be
among the best paid jobs in Nigeria
Salary range: N3.5 – N6.3 million
No 7. Physicians – Obstetrics/Gynecologists
Examines
female patients to ensure a healthy reproductive system. Monitors
patient during prenatal, natal and postnatal periods and performs tests
and prescribes medication and treatment, as necessary. Delivers babies,
determining the method most appropriate to ensure health and safety of
both infant and mother. Requires a degree in medicine from an accredited
school and is licensed to practice. Pay varies greatly depending on
area of practice.
Salary range: N3 – N6.2 million
Thursday, 21 February 2013
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