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Lesson 8 Types of Careers

Objectives After studying this chapter you will be able to identify 16 career clusters. describe a wide range of occupations within each career cluster. determine the requirements and opportunities in one or more careers that interest you.

Words to Know career cluster civil service job residency requirement unskilled labor semiskilled labor skilled labor wholesalers global positioning system (GPS)

Exploring Careers Career cluster – A group of careers that are related to each other in some way. The jobs within each cluster require different levels of education and training. often use skills that can be transferred to other jobs within the cluster. The U.S. Department of Education identifies 16 career clusters.

Did You Know? Source: U.S. Department of Labor Your career can take many directions since you will likely work for many different employers in life. The U.S. average is 3.6 years per employer.

The Career Clusters Agricultural and natural resources Architecture and construction Arts, audiovisual technology, and communications Business and administration Education and training Finance Government and public administration Health science Note: These are eight of the 16 career clusters defined by the U.S. Department of Education. Continued

The Career Clusters Hospitality and tourism Human services Information technology Law and public safety Manufacturing Retail/wholesale sales and service Scientific research/engineering Transportation, distribution, and logistics Note: These are the remaining eight career clusters.

Job Growth From 2000 to 2010, over 22 million new jobs will be created, mostly service jobs. The new service jobs are needed in these areas: 37% in business services 34% in food, cleaning, maintenance, personal care, and protective services 20% in health services 9% in social services

In Your Opinion According to statistics, the slowest job growth is occurring in farming, fishing, and forestry. Source: Page 84 Why do you think this is so?

Think About It Why are job-growth statistics important to those preparing for careers? Are opportunities increasing in the career area that interests you? Answer: The service occupations, which are expanding rapidly, represent the greatest employment opportunities for individuals.

Agriculture and Natural Resources Careers involve working with plants, animals, soil, air, water, minerals, and chemicals. There are many entry-level jobs in this cluster. The government is one of the largest employers.

Jobs in Agriculture and Natural Resources Forester Farmer Rancher Veterinarian Biochemist Environmental engineer Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Architecture and Construction People in these career areas design and build roads, bridges, and buildings. Planners, designers, and engineers need college degrees. Construction workers learn specialized skills in technical programs. They work primarily outdoors in somewhat dangerous conditions.

Jobs in Architecture and Construction Carpenter Contractor Electrician Plumber Heavy equipment operator Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Arts, Audiovisual Technology, and Communications Careers in this cluster are rewarding, creative, challenging, and constantly changing. Training and education requirements are as varied as the careers themselves.

Jobs in Arts, Audiovisual Technology, and Communications Photographer Artist Dancer Announcer Actor Audio engineer Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Business and Administration An office is a common job site for people in this career cluster. Many entry-level jobs are available for high school graduates. Technological advances strongly impact this cluster. These jobs are widely available in government, education, and company settings.

Jobs in Business and Administration Administrator Receptionist Office manager File clerk Word processor Entrepreneur Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Education and Training People who enjoy working with and helping people have jobs in this cluster. Careers are personally rewarding. Job sites can be a classroom, gym, office, health club, library, or private home. Most jobs require special training and an advance college degree.

Jobs in Education and Training Teacher Coach Trainer Counselor Principal Librarian Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Finance Job tasks in this cluster usually involve money and financial decisions. People may work for individual clients or various firms or organizations. The jobs require careful attention to details. Most occupations require advanced training or a college degree.

Jobs in Finance Banker Financial planner Loan officer Tax preparer Insurance agent Credit counselor Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Government and Public Administration Jobs in this cluster provide government, legislative, administrative, and regulatory services at federal, state and local levels. Many are civil service jobs, which require taking a competitive exam. Some government jobs have a residency requirement, a demand that an applicant live in a certain area.

Jobs in Government and Public Administration City manager Parks director Urban planner Legislator Agency director Policy analyst Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Health Science Workers in this cluster help people recover from illness and injury and stay healthy. This broad field has jobs at all levels, especially entry level. Work sites include hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, laboratories, dentist offices, and drugstores.

Jobs in Health Science Nurse Doctor Dental hygienist Paramedic X-ray technician Dietitian Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Hospitality and Tourism Workers in this career cluster focus on making visitors happy. Work sites include hotels, restaurants, cruise ships, country clubs, and tourist attractions. Many jobs are open to high school graduates and offer on-the-job training.

Jobs in Hospitality and Tourism Chef Greeter Lodging manager Ticket agent Restaurant manager Tour guide Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Human Services Jobs in this career cluster focus on improving the quality of life for a person, family, or community. People of all age groups, ability levels, and income levels are helped. Work sites include homes, schools, child care centers, clinics, and community centers.

Jobs in Human Services Social worker Psychologist Psychotherapist Child care worker Employment specialist Substance abuse counselor Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Information Technology Occupations in this cluster design, develop, and support hardware and software information systems. Jobs require strong computer skills and certification verifying advanced knowledge. Continuous training is required to stay updated on technological advances.

Jobs in Information Technology Technical writer Database manager Web designer Software engineer Multimedia producer Network director Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Law and Public Safety This career area involves planning, managing, and providing judicial, legal, and protective services. Jobs are available at local, state, and federal levels. Many jobs require pre-employment tests. Technical training is usually a minimum requirement.

Jobs in Law and Public Safety Police officer Attorney Inspector Paramedic Fire fighter Security guard Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Manufacturing People with jobs in this cluster generally work in factories. Workers build all types of commercial and industrial products, produce steel, make textiles, and process chemicals and food. Production workers are classified according to their skill levels.

Basic Skill Levels Unskilled labor – Workers generally found in entry-level jobs. Semiskilled labor – Workers having some experience, skills, or technical training. Skilled labor – Workers who completed a formal training program beyond high school. Note: Formal training programs are offered through apprenticeships, community colleges, companies, and trade unions.

Jobs in Manufacturing Machinist Engineer Welder Production technician Tool and dye maker Quality control technician Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Retail/Wholesale Sales and Services Careers in this cluster involve promoting, buying, and selling goods and services. Wholesalers – Businesses that sell to retailers. Retailers – Businesses that sell to consumers. There are many job opportunities for unskilled and semiskilled workers.

Retail/Wholesale Sales and Services Advertiser Stock clerk Purchasing agent Sales associate Marketing director Real estate broker Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Scientific Research/Engineering People working in this cluster provide research, laboratory, and testing services. Knowledge of computer operations is important. Advanced degrees are often required. Entry-level jobs usually require a college education.

Jobs in Scientific Research/Engineering Chemical engineer Biologist Mathematician Oceanographer Laboratory technician Quality control director Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Transportation jobs move passengers, cargo, and mail by land, sea, and air. Jobs in distribution and logistics involve behind-the-scenes activities that make the transportation system function. Global positioning system (GPS) - A satellite-based tracking system that locates cargo and equipment.

Jobs in Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Airplane pilot Warehouse manager Truck driver Ship captain Air traffic controller Automotive technician Discuss: Do you know anyone holding a job in this career cluster? What are the job’s duties and responsibilities. What jobs can you add to the list?

Think About It Name the 16 career clusters. In which career cluster does your career interest belong? Does your career interest involve a service-oriented occupation?

Chapter 5: In the Know A career cluster is a group of careers that is based on common interests and skills. makes use of transferable skills. includes a wide variety of jobs requiring different levels of education and training. The vast majority of the jobs being created are service oriented. Some career areas have greater potential for job growth than others.

Chapter 5: Think More About It Do job trends suggest increasing employment opportunities for your career interest? Which career clusters are primarily responsible for new employment opportunities in your region?