Professions and Sectors in Focus: What Are Brazilians Looking For?

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Published on 22/09/2023 at 11:38

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Onlinecurriculo Research Highlights The Most Searched Professions And Areas By Brazilians In The Last 12 Months.

When observing the job market, it is clear that some professions have maintained their prestige over time, while others emerge with technological evolution and changes in the economic landscape. However, regardless of trends, there are professionals whose relevance never fades, acting as essential pillars in any market context.

The Top Ten: In-Demand Professions

Various factors, including affinity with the field, educational requirements, and salary potential, guide individuals’ interests when choosing a profession. To map current trends in Brazil, Onlinecurriculo conducted a study that identified the ten most searched professions on Google between August 2022 and August 2023:

Administrative Assistant
Civil Engineer
Personal Trainer
Mason
Administrative Assistant
Physiotherapist
Beautician
Barista
Advisor
Tax Auditor

The Sector Radar: Highlighted Areas

In addition to professions, the research also revealed the sectors most searched by Brazilians, reflecting areas with growth and potential for career opportunities:

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Professions and Sectors in Focus: What Are Brazilians Looking For?

Onlinecurriculo Research Highlights The Most Searched Professions And Areas By Brazilians In The Last 12 Months.

The Top Ten: In-Demand Professions

The Sector Radar: Highlighted Areas

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Professions and Sectors in Focus: What Are Brazilians Looking For?

Onlinecurriculo Research Highlights The Most Searched Professions And Areas By Brazilians In The Last 12 Months.

The Top Ten: In-Demand Professions

The Sector Radar: Highlighted Areas

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In Botswana, a salt flat of up to 16,000 km² that was once an African megalake spends months as an absolute white desert, but during the rainy season it transforms into a shallow sea that reappears from nowhere and can be seen from space in the middle of southern Africa.

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