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Thursday 25 February 2016 10:49 am

These are the most right-swiped jobs on Tinder: Pilots, physical therapists and teachers more popular than models

By: Lynsey Barber

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When looking for love, a person's job can make all the difference – and some apparently more than others, according to Tinder.

The dating app has revealed the careers which people are most likely to swipe right on.

When picking a partner, women prefer men who are pilots, entrepreneurs, firefighters or doctors. Meanwhile men are more likely to go for physical therapists, interior designers and entrepreneurs.

Read more: London love mapped: The Tube stations where you're most likely to find a date

And while it might be assumed that models would gain more swipes than most, they are in fact the eighth and tenth most-swiped professions for men and women, with teachers among the more popular.

Here are the top 15 jobs which men and women using Tinder swipe the most.

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