Job Industry
Primary Industries
These involve the extraction and harvesting of natural resources.
- Agriculture (farming, horticulture, dairy)
- Fishing (aquaculture, marine fishing)
- Forestry (logging, timber)
- Mining (coal, gold, oil, gas)
- Quarrying (stone, sand, clay
Tertiary Industries
These provide services rather than goods.
- Retail & Wholesale Trade
- Transportation & Logistics (shipping, airlines, railways)
- Healthcare Services (hospitals, clinics)
- Education (schools, universities)
- Hospitality & Tourism (hotels, travel)
- Banking & Financial Services
- Information Technology & Software
- Telecommunications
- Entertainment & Media (film, music, publishing)
- Legal & Professional Services (law, consulting)
- Public Administration & Defense
- Real Estate Services
- Insurance
Quinary Industries
These include high-level decision-making and non-profit services.
- Government Leadership
- University Leadership
- Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
- Corporate Executives
- Policy Makers
Secondary Industries
These involve manufacturing and construction-turning raw materials into finished goods.
A. Manufacturing Industries
- Textile & Apparel (clothing, fabrics)
- Food & Beverage (packaged food, dairy, alcohol)
- Chemical (pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, paint)
- Automobile (cars, motorcycles, parts),
- Electronics (computers, smartphones)
- Metal & Machinery (steel, tools, heavy equipment)
- Plastic & Rubber (packaging, toys, tires)
- Furniture & Wood Products
- Cement & Building Materials
B. Construction Industry
- Residential and Commercial Buildings
- Infrastructure (roads, bridges, dams)
- Real Estate Development
Quaternary Industries
These focus on knowledge-based services.
- Research & Development (R&D)
- Information Technology
- Education & Training
- Financial Planning & Analysis
- Data Analytics & Al
- Biotechnology
