📈 In Demand Careers
The Canadian careers with the most job openings expected from 2024 to 2033 in Canada’s official projections (COPS), with the national median wage and how easy jobs are to find.
Job Bank and Canada’s official projections publish one figure per occupation (NOC 2021). Where several careers belong to the same occupation, they show the same figure and share a rank, and the card says so.
This list ranks every Canadian career on CareerLookAI by the job openings Canada’s official projections (the Canadian Occupational Projection System, COPS) expect for its occupation from 2024 to 2033: new jobs, and jobs left open by people retiring or moving on.
Use the education filters to match the list to your situation: No University Degree covers careers you can start through college, an apprenticeship, high school or on-the-job training (NOC TEER 2 to 5); University Degree covers careers that usually need one (TEER 1); Management Roles covers TEER 0, which is marked as a senior role because Statistics Canada describes it as generally needing a significant level of experience.
Job openings and Job Availability are national figures for the whole occupation group. Wages: Job Bank (2025), the national median. Job openings and Job Availability: the Canadian Occupational Projection System 2024–2033. Education level and senior roles: the TEER category of the National Occupational Classification 2021. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.