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Free Career Risk Assessment (2026)

Get an honest risk score for your career, see which skills transfer to growing roles, and build a plan before it is too late.

Free instant assessment. No signup required. Data from O*NET, ONS, and academic research.

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98

Jobs Analysed

39

High/Critical Risk

28

AI-Resistant Careers

8M+

UK Jobs at Risk (IPPR)

Not just a risk score. A plan.

Other tools tell you your job is at risk and leave you terrified. We show you exactly what to do about it.

Honest Risk Score

Data-driven assessment based on real research, not hype. We tell you which specific tasks AI can and cannot replace in your role.

Skill-Matched Careers

We map your transferable skills to growing careers. See exactly which jobs your experience qualifies you for, with salary comparisons.

Transition Roadmap

Concrete next steps: gap skills to learn, courses to take, realistic timelines, and what you will earn. Not vague advice.

The Numbers Are Clear

Already happening

  • -60% Junior developer job postings since 2022
  • -33% Graphic design roles in 2025 alone
  • -70% Translator income since AI tools emerged
  • -38% UK job ads in AI-exposed roles (2022-2025)

Growing fast

  • +33% Cybersecurity analyst demand by 2033
  • +22% Mental health counsellor growth
  • +70% Trade apprenticeship applications since 2022
  • +9% Electrician demand (EV chargers, solar)

Frequently Asked Questions

Will AI really replace my job?
It depends on the specific tasks your role involves. AI is most likely to automate repetitive, data-heavy tasks like data entry, basic analysis, and routine writing. Jobs requiring empathy, complex judgment, physical dexterity, or creative problem-solving are significantly harder to automate. Our free assessment breaks down exactly which parts of your role are at risk.
How accurate is the AI risk score?
Our risk scores are based on peer-reviewed research from O*NET task databases, the Felten AI Occupational Exposure index, and OpenAI's GPT capability analysis. We cross-reference with real job market data from ONS (UK) and BLS (US) to validate predictions against actual hiring trends.
What should I do if my job has a high AI risk score?
Start by identifying your transferable skills. Our tool maps your existing skills to growing careers that match your experience. Focus on building skills that complement AI rather than compete with it: critical thinking, leadership, complex communication, and domain expertise. Our transition roadmap gives you specific courses and timelines.
Is the career assessment really free?
Yes, completely free with no signup required. You get your full risk score, a breakdown of which tasks AI can and cannot replace, skill-matched career alternatives, and a transition plan. We fund the site through optional affiliate links to recommended courses.
Which careers are most AI-resistant?
Trades (electricians, plumbers), healthcare (nurses, physiotherapists), mental health professionals, skilled manual work, and roles requiring deep human relationships consistently score lowest for AI risk. Our guide covers the 15 most AI-proof careers with salary data and growth projections.
How often is the data updated?
We update our risk assessments quarterly as new research is published and job market data is released. The underlying O*NET task database and Felten AIOE index are refreshed annually. UK salary data comes from the latest ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings.

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