1. Data correct as of August 2019
LMI Presentation
Data correct as of August 2019

2. Learning Objectives How to Play Rules Find out about what LMI is
Why it is important to you
How to use it
Identify Examples of LMI
Identify Sources of LMI that you can use in the future
How to Play Rules
Silence at all times
Voting sheets around the room

3.  50 : 50 What does LMI stand for?
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
What does LMI stand for?
How many students study at Cornwall College Camborne?
A: Local Market Information
A: 2,300
B: Labour Market Information
B: 200
C: Local Movement Intelligence
C: 1,000
D: Labour Measuring Inspiration
D: 1,400

4.  50 : 50 What does LMI stand for? A: Local Market Information
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
What does LMI stand for?
A: Local Market Information
B: Labour Market Information
C: Local Movement Intelligence
D: Labour Measuring Inspiration

5. Labour Market Information
LMI is information about what is happening locally with jobs, skills and business it tends to focus on:
Which sectors are growing and declining
What types and levels of jobs are increasing and decreasing
What supply of labour is available – number, skills and qualification level
Salaries, employment type and business size
Why Is It Important To You?
It can help you think about your career decisions. Accurate up to date information could help you make informed decisions about:
14 to 19 choices
Work experience placements
Education and training routes
Future career choices
Explain why understanding or at least having an awareness of Labour Market Information is important. Talk about the careers landscape 10 years ago compared to today and how sectors such as IT and Creative were much smaller, with so many jobs existing today that did not exist a decade ago e.g social media marketeer, robotics engineer, drone photographer etc.

6. In the future it is predicted that more jobs will require:
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15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
In the future it is predicted that more jobs will require:
A: More Manual Labour
B: Less IT Skills
C: Lower Skill Levels
D: Higher Skill Levels

7. In the future it is predicted that more jobs will require:
50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
In the future it is predicted that more jobs will require:
We are moving towards a more skilled workforce. Robotics and automation are carrying out more jobs than ever before and this trend is set to continue.
A: More Manual Labour
B: Less IT Skills
C: Lower Skill Levels
D: Higher Skill Levels

8. The increased use of technology
Future Predictions
It is predicted that more jobs in the future will require high skill levels because of:
The increased use of technology
More demands of higher qualifications for higher level jobs
Multi-skilling – Employers need employees with a wide range of skills
rather than having employees focus on a single skills area.
Times Are Changing
Did you know:
A house has been 3d printed in under 24 hours
Robots are now being used to perform high level surgeries
Technology being developed by Plymouth University aims to produce robotic helpers that could help pick fruit and vegetable harvests.
Videos attached to each of the links.

9. 50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
What sector employs the most people in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly?
A: Tourism & Hospitality
B: Health, Social and Public Services
C: Construction and Engineering
D: Digital and Creative

10. 50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
What sector employs the most people in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly?
A: Tourism & Hospitality
B: Health, Social and Public Services
C: Construction and Engineering
D: Digital and Creative

11. The Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust employs approximately 5,000 people which makes it one of the largest employers in the county. Food and Farming employ almost 4 times the number of people than the national average. Public services includes teachers, of which there are almost 17,000 in the county.
The Space & Aerospace sector is relatively small, however it has grown at a faster rate than most others and is due to continue growing until at least Who knows about Spaceport Cornwall?

12. 50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
During 2018/2019 which sector advertised the highest average salaries?
The Health, Social and Public Services sector includes teachers, doctors and social workers. Point out that this data is only for jobs advertised during the past 12 months and does not include the average salaries for everyone working within these sectors as this data is not available.
A: Health, Social and Public Services
B: Construction
C: Space and Aerospace
D: Food and Farming

13. 50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
During 2018/2019 which sector advertised the highest average salaries?
The Health, Social and Public Services sector includes teachers, doctors and social workers.
A: Health, Social and Public Services
B: Construction
C: Space and Aerospace
D: Food and Farming

14. It is important to note here that during 2018/19 there were only 19 jobs advertised within the space and aerospace sector. That means that one very highly paid job can skew the results. Compare that to the 5,100 jobs advertised within Health, Social and Public Services.

15. What percentage of people in Cornwall and IoS are self employed?
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14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
What percentage of people in Cornwall and IoS are self employed?
A: 17%
B: 19%
C: 21%
D: 23%

16. What percentage of people in Cornwall and IoS are self employed?
50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
What percentage of people in Cornwall and IoS are self employed?
57,100 people in CIoS are self-employed this is much higher than the national average of 15%. The average salary of self employed people is £11,500 which would imply that many self-employed people are underemployed or working flexibly.
A: 17%
B: 19%
C: 21%
D: 23%

17. Self Employment
57,100 people in CIoS are self-employed this is much higher than the national average of 15%.
The average salary of self employed people is £11,500 which would imply that many self-employed people are underemployed or working flexibly.

18. How many businesses are there in total in CIoS?
50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
How many businesses are there in total in CIoS?
A: 20,000
B: 24,000
C: 28,000
D: 32,000

19. How many businesses are there in total in CIoS?
50 : 50
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
How many businesses are there in total in CIoS?
These range from sole traders who don’t employ anyone, to small (under 50 employees), medium (51 – 250 employees) and large (250+).
A: 20,000
B: 24,000
C: 28,000
D: 32,000

21.  50 : 50 Where can you find more information about Labour Market
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Where can you find more information about Labour Market
Information and jobs that may be of interest to you?
A: Career Pilot Website
B: iCould Website
C: Local Job Advertisements
D: All of these
D: Any of these

22.  50 : 50 Where can you find more information about Labour Market
15 £1 MILLION
14 £500,000
13 £250,000 
12 £125,000
11 £64,000
10 £32,000
9 £16,000
8 £8000
7 £4000
6 £2000
5 £1000
4 £500
3 £300
2 £200
1 £100
Where can you find more information about Labour Market
Information and jobs that may be of interest to you?
Do your own research into jobs that are of interest to you and also remember that by the time you finish education there will be lots of jobs around that do not exist now.
A: Career Pilot Website
B: iCould Website
C: Local Job Advertisements
D: All of these
D: Any of these

23. How many jobs were advertised in Cornwall August 2018/19?
Tie Break Question
How many jobs were advertised in Cornwall August 2018/19?

24. Tie Break £25 Question
17,191

25. Jobs That Did Not Exist 10 Years Ago
Social Media Manager
YouTuber
Search Engine Optimisation Specialist
App Developer
Uber Driver
Airbnb Property Manager
Podcast Producer
Zumba Instructor

26. Jobs That May Exist When You Finish Education
Drone Manager
Autonomous Car Mechanic
Rubbish and Recycling Engineer
Organ/Body Part Creator
Commercial Space Pilot
Urban Agriculturists
3d Printing Engineers
Earthquake Forecasters

27. Thank You
Any Questions?