Jobs that pay £40,000 – £45,000
Fancy earning £40,000 plus a year? We reveal six well-paid roles that pay £40,000-£45,000 on average (according to the latest Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings), what it takes to get them – and what kind of starting salary to expect.1. Solicitors: £44,552 Solicitors advise their clients – who might be individuals, organisations, companies or government departments – about the law, act on their behalf in legal matters and represent them in a variety of court settings.How to become one: You will need to meet certain academic standards and complete vocational training. In England and Wales, you can gain a qualifying law degree, or if you have a non-law degree, take a law conversion course. Alternatively, you can qualify as a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives (ILEX). Once you have passed the Legal Practice Course, which takes a year full-time, you must then complete a two-year on-the-job training contract with a firm of solicitors and pass the Professional Skills Course.Star...