2.13 With rising educational levels among future senior cohorts, 14 future seniors are more likely than current seniors to be employed in industries with a higher concentration of professionals. accounting managers), Professional Services, Health & Social Services (e.g. nurses, doctors, preschool education teachers), and Information & Communications (e.g. information & communications technology (IcT) business process consultants/business analysts, service 2.14 Residents aged 45 to 54 also commonly worked in Public Administration & Education (e.g. as sectors that those aged 55 to 64 worked in. 14 In 2025, 69.9% of employed residents aged 45 to 54 years were tertiary educated, higher than the 42.0% among those 15 In 2025, 71.8% of employed residents aged 45 to 54 years and 49.9% of those aged 55 to 64 years held PMET roles.