Skilled jobs require specialized knowledge, training, or qualifications, often gained through education, apprenticeships, or on-the-job experience. These roles typically involve a higher level of expertise and responsibility compared to unskilled jobs. Here are some examples of skilled jobs across various industries:

1. Engineering & Construction
   • Civil Engineers
   • Electricians
   • Plumbers
   • Structural Engineers
   • HVAC Technicians
2. Healthcare
   • Doctors
   • Nurses
   • Pharmacists
   • Radiologists
   • Physiotherapists
3. Information Technology
   • Software Developers
   • Data Analysts
   • Network Administrators
   • Cybersecurity Specialists
   • IT Project Managers
4. Hospitality
   • Chefs
   • Hotel Managers
   • Event Planners
   • Sommeliers
   • Pastry Chefs
5. Finance
   • Accountants
   • Financial Analysts
   • Investment Bankers
   • Auditors
   • Actuaries
6. Manufacturing & Industry
   • CNC Machine Operators
   • Industrial Designers
   • Quality Control Inspectors
   • Welding Technicians
   • Robotics Technicians
7. Creative Industries
   • Graphic Designers
   • Architects
   • Interior Designers
   • Photographers
   • Video Editors
8. Education & Training
   • Teachers
   • Professors
   • Corporate Trainers
   • Educational Consultants
   • Special Education Coordinators
9. Legal
   • Lawyers
   • Paralegals
   • Legal Consultants
   • Judges
   • Compliance Officers
10. Oil & Gas / Energy

• Petroleum Engineers
• Geologists
• Energy Consultants
• Environmental Scientists
• Drilling Supervisors

Skilled jobs often come with opportunities for career growth, professional certifications, and higher wages, as they demand a higher level of expertise and decision-making abilities.