How Much You Should Expect To Be Paid When You Graduate In Manufacturing

by on October 7, 2017 | Career Guide

How Much You Should Expect To Be Paid When You Graduate In Manufacturing - StudyMalaysia.com

If you’ve just graduated or will be graduating soon, you might be wondering how much salary to expect when applying for your first job in Manufacturing. Here is a guide to the average salary of entry level job in Malaysia for Manufacturing according to ’s 2017 salary report.

Guide to the average minimum and maximum salaries of the various job positions for Manufacturing at entry level:

Industry	Salary range (average min)	Salary range (average max)
Aerospace / Aviation / Airline	1930	2680
Consulting (Business & Management)	3960	5100
Consumer Products / FMCG	1475	2150
Food & Beverage / Catering / Restaurant	1442	2121
Healthcare / Medical	1533	1867
Hotel / Hospitality	1652	2228
Property / Real Estate	1600	2167
Retail / Merchandise	1482	2268
Travel / Tourism	1800	2624

Now that you have an idea about the average salary of entry level jobs in Malaysia, find out which jobs have the highest starting salary here.

Note: The list above is based on data for the Central Region. For data on other regions in Malaysia, please refer to .

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