Job rates in the UK, and especially in London, can vary significantly
depending upon your level of experience and expertise in a particular field.  
Below are some guidelines as to what you could expect for working in the central
area.  Expect rates to drop the further from London you are - you will not get the
same rates for the same role in London as you would in Edinburgh or Glasgow.

UK experience is invaluable - so if you have to take a drop in pay for your first job in London -
do it.  Your keen attitude will soon get you promoted and into the pay bracket you're aiming for -
and don't be afraid to ask!  Most roles will have a three month review after commencement - so
be prepared to know what to ask for if you feel your skillset demands a higher rate.

Remember the trade off between rates of pay and experience as well - sometimes taking a dip in
your rate, in order to gain training will stand you in good stead in the longer term, should you be
interested in furthering your career; and not just gaining pounds in your wallet.

	IT
	Data Input Clerk	£10 - £15 per hour
	Programmer	Anywhere from £30 plus depending upon expertise and experience
	Desktop Support (1st)	£10 per hour
	Desktop Support (2nd)	£15 - £20
	Webmaster	£30 per hour plus depending upon experience and expertise
	Java Developer	£50 per hour plus depending upon experience and expertise
	Project Administrator	£10 per hour
	Project Manager	£15 per hour plus depending upon experience and expertise
	Banking & Finance
	Accounts Clerk	£10 per hour
	Part - Qualified	£12 - £15
	Newly Qualified	£20 - £25
	Qualified	£25 - £35 plus depending upon experience

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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