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# Top Occupations Projected Need for Employees
(2006 - 2016)
Projected Growth Average Annual Job Openings Typical Education or Training In a Career Voyages Industry?
1
Registered Nurses
State Report
25,590 Icon - projected growth 3 4,430 Associate Degree   Health Care
2
Home Health Aides
State Report
20,300 Icon - projected growth 4 55,270 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Health Care
3
Customer Service Representatives
State Report
15,260 Icon - projected growth 2 3,960 Moderate-Term On-The-Job Training   Financial Services
  Retail
4
Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food
State Report
13,770 Icon - projected growth 2 3,400 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Hospitality
5
Nursing Aides, Orderlies, and Attendants
State Report
11,110 Icon - projected growth 2 42,230 License/Certification   Health Care
6
Waiters and Waitresses
State Report
11,100 Icon - projected growth 2 6,370 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Hospitality
7
Retail Salespersons
State Report
8,780 Icon - projected growth 1 5,870 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Automotive
  Retail
8
Office Clerks, General
State Report
8,260 Icon - projected growth 1 2,730 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Business Management and Administration
 
9
Personal and Home Care Aides
State Report
7,820 Icon - projected growth 4 1,110 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Health Care
10
Postsecondary teachers
State Report
7,790 Icon - projected growth 2 1,550 Bachelors or Higher Degree   Education
11
Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-Trailer
State Report
6,850 Icon - projected growth 1 2,000 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Transportation
12
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners
State Report
6,810 Icon - projected growth 1 2,460 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Business Management and Administration
 
13
Computer Software Engineers, Applications
State Report
6,400 Icon - projected growth 4 880 Bachelors or Higher Degree   Information Technology
14
Medical Assistants
State Report
6,090 Icon - projected growth 3 850 Moderate-Term On-The-Job Training   Health Care
15
Executive Secretaries and Administrative Assistants
State Report
6,080 Icon - projected growth 2 1,550 Work Experience   Business Management and Administration
 
16
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks
State Report
5,840 Icon - projected growth 1 1,790 Moderate-Term On-The-Job Training   Financial Services
17
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses
State Report
5,380 Icon - projected growth 2 1,590 License/Certification   Health Care
18
Food Preparation Workers
State Report
5,110 Icon - projected growth 2 1,710 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Hospitality
19
Clergy
State Report
5,070 Icon - projected growth 2 870 Bachelors or Higher Degree  
20
Accountants and Auditors
State Report
4,940 Icon - projected growth 2 1,360 Bachelors or Higher Degree   Business Management and Administration
  Financial Services
21
Receptionists and Information Clerks
State Report
4,930 Icon - projected growth 2 1,420 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Business Management and Administration
 
22
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers
State Report
4,860 Icon - projected growth 2 1,060 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Hospitality
23
Cooks, Restaurant
State Report
4,460 Icon - projected growth 2 1,360 Long-term On-The-Job Training   Hospitality
24
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education
State Report
4,450 Icon - projected growth 1 1,630 Bachelors or Higher Degree   Education
25
Bill and Account Collectors
State Report
4,120 Icon - projected growth 3 700 Short-Term On-The-Job Training   Financial Services

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