DURBAN - The Department of Education and Training has released a list of nine in-demand jobs that pay R1 million annually.
The list features more than 370 occupations that are a split up into three categories of demand including, highest demand, higher demand and high demand.
Occupations that can be found on the list are not specific to any sector. Some of the jobs featured on the list include dental hygienist, software developer and seismologist.
Due to some of the jobs that were featured on the list being highly specialised it is no surprise that occupation should get the proper remuneration.
Below is a table with 9 occupations that are in high demand and what each occupations average and maximum salary is:
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Job title
Average annual salary
Maximum recorded salary
Chief Information Officer
R1 057 3477
R1 529 272
Chief Financial Officer
R1 001 578
R1 730 489
Senior Engineering Manager
R976 559
R1 741 940
Sales and Marketing Director
R829 874
R1 366 741
Senior Process Engineer
R771 599
R1 029 247
Application Development Manager
R762 295
R1 100 000
Senior Project Manager (IT)
R736 376
R1 047 271
Corporate Services Manager
R733 500
R1 000 000
Senior Contracts Manager
R636 000
R1 231 588
Salary increases South Africans can expect
Financial services company PWC have released their HR Report for June 2018. The report gives an analysis about local and international developments in people and rewards.
Salary movements and how much South Africans can expect their salaries to increase was one of the main focuses of the report. According to the report, remuneration is the biggest part of any organisation's expenditure.
The report also showed that 12% of the respondents in the survey got an increase of less than 5%.