The Business and Management sector is related to entrepreneurship. Business managers usually work general management jobs or hold specific responsibilities for a particular area of an organisation, such as marketing, strategy planning, human resources (HR) or information technology (IT). Some roles lean towards people management, while others focus on project management
Mathematics
Business Studies
Economics
Organisation
Leadership
Problem solving
Human Resources Manager
Marketing and Public Relations Officer
Team Leader
Professionals, skilled trades, and managers, directors and senior officials are each projected to increase their share of total London employment from 2020 to 2036. This further shift towards more professional and senior roles is likely to be associated with increasing demand for higher level skills and qualifications.
By the start of 2019, there were 2.4 million more businesses than the start of 2000, marking an impressive 69% increase.
People with hybrid skillsets, such as technology and project management skills, are likely to be in demand and workers will need to continue training to develop new skills throughout their careers
Redbridge has 10.7% of the population in managerial roles, compared to 11.4% nationally.
In Redbridge, 17.7% of people own their own business, compared to 10% nationally.