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 A non-traditional career is defined as one where more than 75 percent of the workforce is of the opposite gender -– or conversely where fewer than 25 percent of the workforce is of your gender. traditional_careers.html

 For women, many non-traditional careers fall into a few broad categories of jobs: labor- intensive, scientific/technical, and supervisory. traditional_careers.html

 Airline Pilots  Announcer  Architects  Auctioneers  Bellhops and Porters  Carpenters/Constructi on Workers  Chefs and Head Cooks  Clergy  Dentists  Electricians  Engineers Engineers  Film Directors  Firefighters  Fishers, Hunters, Trappers  Funeral Directors  Garbage/Waste Collectors  Groundskeepers and Gardeners  Hospital Administrators traditional_careers.html

 Logging Workers  Machinists  Mail Carriers  Mathematicians  Mechanics  Meter Readers  Optometrists  Parking Lot Attendants  Pest Control Specialists  Scientists and Science Teachers  Security Guards Security Guards  Security and Fire System Installers  Service Station Attendants  Taxicab Drivers and Chauffeurs  Tow Truck Operators  Truck Drivers  Welders traditional_careers.html

 While fewer non-traditional careers are available for men than for women, these careers tend to involve education, health, and service-related jobs. traditional_careers.html

 Bank Tellers  Bookkeepers  Cashiers  Child Care Workers  Clerical/Administrat ive Support Workers  Cosmetologists  Court Reporters Court Reporters  Dental Assistants and Hygienists Dental Assistants  Elementary and Middle School Teachers  Flight Attendants  Hair Stylists  Home Health Aides  Hotel Clerks  Librarians  Maids and Housekeepers traditional_careers.html

 Nurses Nurses  Occupational and Physical Therapists Physical Therapists  Receptionists  Secretaries  Sewing Machine Operators  Social Workers  Speech pathologists  Teacher Assistants traditional_careers.html