Cheshire East labour market profile
Explore local employment, industries, occupations and labour market data through the Nomis profile.
Open the Cheshire East profile →Research the world of work
Labour market information
Labour market information (LMI) can help students, families and teachers understand what different jobs involve, what skills they need and how employment is changing locally, nationally and internationally, including salary levels and the skills needed.
Use LMI as one part of your research. Compare it with what you enjoy, your strengths and the subjects or training routes that interest you. Job forecasts and salary figures are estimates and can change.
Explore reliable starting points
Cheshire and Warrington reports
Find regional reports on employer demand, digital skills, education and training, young people, low-carbon jobs and the impact of Covid-19.
Open the regional reports →Discover occupations with iCould
Read career stories and explore roles through real people’s experiences.
Visit iCould →Explore your education and training choices
Use the National Careers Service to compare routes and plan possible next steps.
Visit Get The Jump →Regional background
The 2022 Cheshire and Warrington Labour Market Assessment examines local labour-market demand and supply. Read it as a dated background report alongside newer information on the regional reports page.
Explore skills and occupations
Use National Careers Service job profiles to compare occupations, skills and routes into work. Combine this with research on Unifrog and iCould.
Earlier LMI for All resources
The original page included Skillsometer and Careerometer. Skillsometer explored interests; Careerometer compared up to three occupations and the UK average using pay, hours and prospects. LMI for All’s closure notice says its data stopped being updated at the end of 2024 and access was due to end in October 2025. Treat these as historical resources and use current job profiles for decisions.
For support with careers research, students can also start with the student careers page and Unifrog.