SKILLED TRADES OCCUPATIONS in SOC 2010.
This SOC 2010 Major Group organises 57 unit groups into 4 Sub-major Groups. Follow the links to move from this broad occupational family to more specific groups and codes.
4 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.
- 51SKILLED AGRICULTURAL AND RELATED TRADES1 Groups →
- 52SKILLED METAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC TRADES5 Groups →
- 53SKILLED CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING TRADES3 Groups →
- 54TEXTILES, PRINTING AND OTHER SKILLED TRADES4 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.
Classification scope
DETE uses SOC 2010 unit-group codes in the Critical Skills Occupations List and the Ineligible List of Occupations. The code is central to occupation eligibility, but it does not by itself determine a permit outcome; current list wording, job duties, salary, qualifications, employer and permit route also matter.
Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS), Standard Occupational Classification 2010 · Version: SOC 2010 · Reference: soc-occupation.v2