Well paid careers??

can people give me some examples of the best paid careers and their salaries please? Im in the UK so GBP please?

I'm doing a project, thanks xxx

Answers:
Pharmacy, and anything to do with I.T.
Drug dealer.

a few £1000 a week
Careers don't make money , money makes money , If you choose a career that allows you to earn more than you spend then invest wisely , your investments will eventually earn considerably more than any one person can earn by actually working .
If your doing a project the best thing to look at is socio economic class systems

http://www.statistics.gov.uk/methods_qua.

thats the link to the UK's stats

http://www.barrycomp.com/bhs/s_e_index.h.

thats more detailed
if you do something you love you will be succesful at it and success makes money
Art is a good career, many different areas within to explore and many are very well paid.

But what is a high earning career? Over £40,000 per year?
Race manager for ANY F1 team, i change tyres for £45,000 a year and theirs only one nut. So he must be on a fortune. MF1
Best paid careers will be as a result of what you are capable of at the highest levels. No person gets highly paid without being able to offer something special to their employer in whatever field they work. Highly paid careers could be any from Banking, Stockbroker, Medical, IT, Acting, Modelling etc.
You have to take aim and go for it.
MEDICAL FIELD

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