Redland City

Local workers - Field of qualification - All industries

Management and Commerce is the most common qualification for workers in Redland City.

Field of Qualification presents the primary field of study for the highest qualification the person has received. While this is likely to have some relationship to the current occupation, this is not necessarily the case.

The field of study relates to a number of factors, such as:

  • The age of the workforce;
  • The type of qualification required to enter an industry;
  • The availability of jobs related to fields of qualification in Redland City;
  • The types of occupations which are available in an area or industry.

The fields of qualification held by local workers in a particular industry are likely to show the type of skills required in that industry. Large numbers of a particular field of qualification in an industry may indicate that it is a pre-requisite for that industry. The presence of fields of qualification outside the main range of qualifications used in that industry may indicate that the industry values employees of a broad educational background, or that people haven't been able to find employment in their chosen field.

Field of Qualification information should be looked at in conjunction with Level of qualification and Occupation data for a clearer picture of the skills available for the local workers in Redland City.

Data source

Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) – Census 2016 & 2021 – by place of work

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Local workers field of qualification - Summary
Redland City - All industries20212016Change
Field of qualification (Click rows to view sub-categories)Number%. QueenslandNumber%. Queensland2016 - 2021
Natural and Physical Sciences5501.221.824751.171.67+75
Information Technology5601.242.074411.081.79+119
Engineering and Related Technologies3,8878.6210.953,8569.5011.44+31
Architecture and Building2,0884.634.551,8524.564.81+236
Agriculture, Environmental and Related Studies5981.321.495151.261.49+83
Health4,65610.338.873,5528.757.70+1,104
Education3,4427.645.892,8687.065.63+574
Management and Commerce5,88113.0514.694,76811.7513.55+1,113
Society and Culture4,1569.229.113,3638.287.95+793
Creative Arts1,0852.402.578842.172.22+201
Food, Hospitality and Personal Services2,2735.044.211,9024.684.00+371
Mixed Field Programmes330.070.09440.100.10-11
Not stated or inadequately described1,1332.512.968582.112.57+275
No qualification14,70332.6430.6615,18937.4435.00-486
Total Persons45,045100.00100.0040,567100.00100.00+4,478

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2016 and 2021. Compiled and presented by .id (informed decisions)

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Dominant groups

Analysis of the fields of qualifications of the All industries shows that the three largest fields of qualification were:

  • Management and Commerce (5,881 people or 13.1%)
  • Health (4,656 people or 10.3%)
  • Society and Culture (4,156 people or 9.2%)

In combination these three fields accounted for 14,693 people in total or32.6% of All industries.

In comparison, Queensland employed 14.7% in Management and Commerce; 8.9% in Health and 9.1% in Society and Culture.

The major differences between the fields of qualifications of the workforce in Redland City and Queensland were:

  • A smaller percentage of local workers qualified in the field of Engineering and Related Technologies (8.6% compared to 11.0%)
  • A larger percentage of local workers qualified in the field of Education (7.6% compared to 5.9%)
  • A smaller percentage of local workers qualified in the field of Management and Commerce (13.1% compared to 14.7%)
  • A larger percentage of local workers qualified in the field of Health (10.3% compared to 8.9%)

Emerging groups

The largest changes in fields of qualifications of the total workforce in Redland City between 2016 and 2021 were:

  • Management and Commerce (+1,113.00 local workers)
  • Health (+1,104.00 local workers)
  • Society and Culture (+793.00 local workers)
  • Education (+574.00 local workers)

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