DJ, celebrity photographer and MI6 agent also top the list of dream jobs.
A Glasgow college is changing the names of some of its courses after finding that more young people want to be social media influencers or YouTubers.
Almost a third want to follow in the footsteps of YouTubers like KSI while a quarter dream of a career as an influencer - but many are unsure of how they could become qualified for such positions.As a result, the college has decided to rename its courses to match with these dream jobs to show students that they can be achieved.
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