Where did the Education Secretaries go next?

Speculation is rife about a September Cabinet re-shuffle. If Gove leaves education, where might he go next?

Using the scientific medium of Wikipedia, it seems 12 of the 31 Ed Secs never transitioned to other roles (though many continued as MPs or Peers).

Since the early 90s, Home Secretary became a popular move. Not only have three Ed Secs in the past 25 years moved straight into this role, Alan Johnson also made it there after Health and Ed Balls took position as Shadow Home Secretary before becoming Shadow Chancellor (though admittedly that was only for 3 months).

Women seem to have done particularly poorly in moves, with only Ruth Kelly keeping a Ministerial position while still in power. However Margaret Thatcher did move from being Ed Sec to being Leader of the Conservative Party, which turned out to be a very important move indeed!

Subsequent roles taken by Ed Secs…..

1	Rab Butler	Chancellor of the Exchequer
2	Richard Law
3	Ellen Wilkinson
4	George Tomlinson
5	Florence Horsbrugh
6	Geoffrey Lloyd
7	David Eccles	(1st time) President of the Board of Trade(2nd time) Paymaster General & Minister for the Arts
8	Edward Boyle
9	Quintin Hogg	Lord President of the Council
10	Michael Stewart	Secretary of State for Economic Affairs
11	Anthony Crosland	Secretary of State for Local Government & Regional Planning
12	Patrick Gordon Walker
13	Edward Short	Leader of the House of Commons/Lord President of the Council
14	Margaret Thatcher	Leader of the Conservative Party
15	Reg Prentice	Minister of State for Overseas Development
16	Fred Mulley	Secretary of State for Defence
17	Shirley Williams
18	Mark Carlisle
19	Keith Joseph
20	Kenneth Baker	Chairman of the Conservative Party
21	John MacGregor	Leader of the House of Commons/Lord President of the Council
22	Kenneth Clarke	Home Secretary
23	John Patten
24	Gillian Shephard	Shadow Secretary of State for Education
25	David Blunkett	Home Secretary
26	Estelle Morris
27	Charles Clarke	Home Secretary
28	Ruth Kelly	Minister for Women
29	Alan Johnson	Secretary of State for Health
30	Edward Balls	Shadow Secretary of State for Education
31	Michael Gove	??