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Cast your mind back to your school days and, specifically, your last few years in the classroom when talk regularly shifted to your career aspirations.
With the oft-held childhood fantasies of becoming a Premier League footballer or a principal ballerina now cast aside, it is likely that many Island students found that they were being pointed towards the finance industry.
While the finance sector still employs around 25% of Islanders, there several other opportunities for people whose skills might lie in areas such as problem-solving and critical thinking.
Commercial Editor Emily Moore spoke to Charlie Miles about the future opportunities for young people in Jersey aspiring to lead a career in STEM.
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