what is your salary , age, and highest form of education ?

[Picklemuncher123]

what is your salary , age, and highest form of education ?

Curious :)

What's yours?

28, on 21k and highest level of education is A levels.

I'm curious too - why do you want to know?

£250k, 25, City & Guilds 🙂

Highest level of qualifications are A-Levels and City & Guilds.

When I was 22 and I was on 28k.

Then I had children and took a 5 year career break. I'm now 27 and work part time on a low wage but it's in a field I enjoy and fits in with school hours. I earn £7k a year.

I was happy at 22 and I'm happy now.

24, degree, ~£42k

£150k pa (with additional bonus £30k), 46, medical degree

2/3 of the way through a degree, 25, £22k

Well, £22k if I was full time.

24, BSc and 42k/pa

36, GCSE basic of £27,000 plus approx £25,000 of commission

40, degree, £0

Im surprised at people earning so much at a young age.

42, PhD, would be £60k if i was full time

£43,000. Early 50s. First class honours degree, MA - 30 years in teaching and a HoD/HoY.

Clearly took the wrong path financially...

34, around 70k if I was full time, post grad accountancy qualification

Early 30's degree about 90k. Not all from one job. Most of it comes from various buildings I have.

51 £100k own my company no qualifications

38
Masters degree
17k. sucks. I do have additional income though.

£120k
Age 41
Degree

35
£14k (I work 30 hours, FTE is £17.5k)
Degree

I went very wrong somehow looking at these figures 😩

£90-120k; 36, degree

40years old / GCSE's then NVQ (for what it's worth) 11k - part time

Money's not everything

36....PGCE....£13k.....!!

28, £36k, with a degree.

Age: soontobe 60!
Earnings: £12k pension
Quals: B Ed and Masters in SEN

41, 40k and gcses only.