By sector

UK Skilled Worker sectors

Explore the main UK sectors where international skilled workers often search for sponsor licensed opportunities. GTN helps you understand each sector, common job groups and what to check before you apply.

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Sponsor licence focus

We focus on employers on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors.

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Salary and SOC code checks

Compare salaries with the going rate and find the right occupation code.

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Safe application guidance

Plain English guidance and scam protection before you apply.

Priority sector

Healthcare & NHS

Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, therapists and more.

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Care rules can be sensitive

Care & Social Support

Care managers, social workers and support jobs.

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Technology occupations

Digital & IT

Developers, cyber security, architects and DevOps.

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Technical occupations

Engineering & Technical

Civil, mechanical, electrical and more.

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Built environment

Construction & Built Environment

Architects, surveyors, trades and site management.

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Education and science

Education & Research

Teachers, lecturers, scientists and researchers.

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Professional services

Finance & Business

Finance, accountancy, business management and marketing.

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Service occupations

Hospitality and Catering

Hotels, restaurants, chefs, catering managers and visitor service jobs.

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Operations occupations

Logistics and Supply Chain

Transport managers, warehouse operations, procurement, distribution and supply chain jobs.

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How to use these sector pages

Choose your sector

Start with the sector closest to your profession to see common job groups and what to check.

Review common role groups

See the kinds of roles typically sponsored in that sector and the occupation codes they map to.

Check sponsor, salary and route before applying

Confirm the employer holds a licence, the salary meets the rule and the route fits before you apply.

Eligibility always depends on the exact job, SOC code, sponsor licence, salary, Certificate of Sponsorship and current Home Office rules.