ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS in SOC 2010.
This SOC 2010 Major Group organises 65 unit groups into 5 Sub-major Groups. Follow the links to move from this broad occupational family to more specific groups and codes.
5 Sub-major Groups
A Major Group is the broadest level shown in this directory. Its child Sub-major Group pages explain the next layer and link onward to the Groups they contain.
- 31SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS3 Groups →
- 32HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS2 Groups →
- 33PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS1 Groups →
- 34CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORTS OCCUPATIONS3 Groups →
- 35BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS6 Groups →
Source reference: ONS SOC 2010.
Use the visible breadcrumb links above to move back through the hierarchy. Each child row is a canonical internal link to the next classification level.
Important
An occupation (SOC) code classifies the kind of work. It does not by itself determine permit eligibility, Critical Skills status, or sponsorship. Job duties, salary, employer and permit route also matter.
Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS), Standard Occupational Classification 2010 · Version: SOC 2010 · Reference: soc-occupation.v2