•  The most sought-after dream job in Georgia is Realtor, boasting an average of 2,199 monthly Google searches

• Coming in at second place is Travel Agent, with an impressive average of 1,854 monthly searches

• Nationwide, Realtor stands out as the top dream job in 49 states, attracting an average of 52,948 monthly searches

New research highlights the most sought-after dream jobs in Georgia, with Realtors leading the list.

Resume experts at BeamJobs examined the average monthly Google searches in Georgia for various jobs, paired with phrases like 'become a' and 'how to become a' over the past year. They then combined the search data to identify the state's top dream jobs.

5 Most Common Dream Jobs in Georgia

1. Realtor

Interestingly, Georgia's most common dream job is Realtor, with 2,199 average monthly searches.

Realtors are members of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) who use their market knowledge to help clients buy and sell property while following the NAR's code of ethics. First, you must complete the required education to become a licensed real estate agent before joining the local NAR association and paying membership fees.

2. Travel Agent

Travel Agent ranks second in Georgia, witnessing an average of 1,854 searches each month.

Travel agents help clients plan trips, such as booking flights, accommodation, and activities; while a bachelor's degree isn't always an essential qualification, tourism courses can be beneficial for gaining a wider understanding of the sector.

3. Nurse

Nurse is Georgia's third most common dream job, with 1,045 average monthly searches.

Nurses are licensed medical professionals who can work in various areas, including hospitals, schools, and physician's offices, to provide patient care. An associate's or bachelor's degree in nursing is a requirement, and you must obtain work experience in the field.

4. Ultrasound Technician

The fourth most common dream job in Georgia is Ultrasound Technician, with an average of 1,040 searches each month.

An ultrasound technician, also known as a diagnostic medical sonographer, uses equipment to create images of different body parts. This job role usually requires an associate degree, and while certification isn't always necessary, it is typically preferred by employers.

5. Paralegal

In fifth place is Paralegal, with 951 average monthly searches.

A paralegal is a professional within the legal field who is supervised by a lawyer and assists with tasks such as research, client interviews, and trial preparation. Typically, aspiring paralegals will achieve an associate's or bachelor's degree from an ABA-approved program; while these are not always required, many employers prefer this.

Stephen Greet, Co-founder and CEO of BeamJobs has commented on the findings:

"It's fascinating to learn that many jobs typically associated with glamour and fame, such as actors and models, have not landed in Georgia's ranking of the most common dream jobs.

“Instead, some of the most sought-after jobs are grounded in stability and helping others, which reflects that the Georgia workforce wishes to spend time in their career making a significant impact within their community."