Are we really bothered about what section of an obscure database we will be pidgeon holed into? I'm certainly not. What matters to me is my quality of life. I see "Careers Advisers" are in the same category as us. All the careers advisers I have ever met have been unable to tell me how to become a careers adviser, let alone any other job. In short they have been useless at a non-job. Engineering Technicians are in the same category too, in contrast, most of these blokes are looked down upon and underrated for their skills. Surely this proves the fact that the groupings are wrong, rather than the fact that we have anything to worry about.
The Government got it wrong, so what's new?