Colorado Community College System

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1 Colorado Community College System ACADEMIC YEAR DEGREES AWARDED WITH CLUSTER AND LABOR DATA MARCH 0

2 Academic year With and Labor Data In the academic year 08-09,,09 degrees were awarded by the colleges within the Colorado Community College System (CCCS.) These degrees were awarded in one of 49 different program areas. These programs can be grouped into 6 clusters, which according to the States Career s Initiative, are groupings of occupations / career specialties used as an organizing tool for curriculum design and instruction. In addition, CCCS awards three different Associates degrees (the AGS, AA or AS) which do not have a specific program attached or specified. There is currently legislation in progress (Senate Bill 0-088) which will allow CCCS colleges to offer these 2-year degree programs with a specific academic designation. The overwhelming majority (40%) of degrees awarded fall in the (Table.) Table displays the degree awards by Career in order of the most number of degrees awarded to the least number awarded. The various Associate s degree programs offered comprise another 25% of all degrees awarded, and the other 5% of degrees awarded are distributed among the remaining 5 clusters, with none having more than 5% of all degrees awarded. Table also includes a projected amount of new and replacement jobs available for all of the occupations associated with the various degree programs within each cluster. These are the job openings expected between 09-4, according to Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. (EMSI.) The average entry level and median wage for all occupations tied to a degree program within each cluster are also available. 2

3 Table. awarded in academic year by career cluster, with percentage change in new and replacement jobs projections for 09-4, as well as average entry level and median hourly wage, displayed by number of degrees awarded. Jobs Available for All Occupations within by 4 4, % $5.00 $8.42 AA,68 NA NA NA AGS 678 NA NA NA 55.% $0.98 $ % $7.84 $22.09 AS 42 NA NA NA % $4.5 $ % $9.42 $ % $.64 $4.8 Logistics 25.8% $6.99 $ % $5.72 $ % $25.42 $2.66 STEM 2 4.5% $22.99 $28.56 and.5% $2.4 $5.94 Finance 4 7.% $5.4 $9.09 Government and Public 0 6.5% $6.7 $2.57 Tourism % $0.74 $.62 Marketing % $2.72 $6.65 Education & Training 24 2.% $0. $2.09 Not Provided* Total,09 9.5% *One degree was accepted in the file with no corresponding program code, so a could not be determined. NA: Not Applicable AA, AGS, and AS degrees are not broken out by program so a cannot be determined.

4 While openings are projected for occupations within all 6 clusters, several areas can be seen as particularly high growth. Job openings within law, public safety, corrections and security are expected to increase at a nearly 0% rate (Table 2), with growth in openings projected to be above % for several other clusters. Table 2 lists the degrees awarded ranked by the Career strongest projected growth. Table 2. awarded in academic year by career cluster, with percentage change in new and replacement jobs projections for 09-4, as well as average entry level and median hourly wage, displayed by growth rate. Jobs Available for All Occupations within by Growth % $7.84 $22.09 Marketing % $2.72 $6.65 Tourism % $0.74 $.62 4, % $5.00 $ % $9.42 $26.68 Education & Training 24 2.% $0. $2.09 and.5% $2.4 $ % $5.72 $.6 Finance 4 7.% $5.4 $ % $25.42 $2.66 Government and Public 0 6.5% $6.7 $2.57 STEM 2 4.5% $22.99 $28.56 Logistics 25.8% $6.99 $ % $0.98 $ % $.64 $ % $4.5 $7.8 AA,68 NA NA NA AGS 678 NA NA NA AS 42 NA NA NA Not Available* Total,09 9.5% *One degree was accepted in the file with no corresponding program code, so a could not be determined. NA: Not Applicable AA, AGS, and AS degrees are not broken out by program so a cannot be determined. 4

5 For each of the 49 programs that awarded degrees in 08-09, there are several associated occupations that might be available to students with skills in that area. Table displays all of the awarded degrees as well as occupations for each program, if available, as well as projected new and replacement jobs available in 09-4, percentage growth in the five year period, and current entry level and median hourly earnings. Program Table. awarded in academic year 08-09, with associated occupations, as well as percentage change in new and replacement jobs projections for 09-4, entry level and median hourly wage, displayed by number of degrees awarded. AY 09 with Labor Data AA,68 AA NA NA NA NA Ambulance drivers and EMERGENCY MEDICAL attendants, except,2 SERVICES emergency medical technicians.0% $8.47 $ EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES,2 564 NURSE AIDE, ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING 854 Emergency medical technicians and paramedics Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants 5.0% $2.27 $ % $0.80 $2.45 Registered nurses 24.0% $26.02 $ AGS 678 AGS NA NA NA NA AS 42 AS NA NA NA NA 56 PRACTICAL NURSING 294 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses 28.0% $6.72 $ EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AUTO TECHNOLOGY AUTO TECHNOLOGY AUTO TECHNOLOGY COMBINATION WELDING COMBINATION WELDING 0 Logistics Logistics Logistics Farm and home management advisors Electronic equipment installers and repairers, motor vehicles Automotive service technicians and mechanics Electrical and electronics installers and repairers, transportation equipment Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and tenders 8.0% $2.22 $6.57.0% $.8 $ % $.4 $ % $5. $ % $4.4 $ % $.62 $8.52 NA: Not Applicable AA, AGS, and AS degrees are not broken out by program so a corresponding occupation cannot be determined. 5

6 400 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ARCHITECTURAL AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY FIRE SCIENCE 65 STEM supervisors/managers of police and detectives Engineering technicians, except drafters, all other 4.0% $5. $ % $9.70 $25.50 Computer programmers 9.0% $2.95 $.49 Database administrators 5.0% $24.4 $2.96 Computer and information systems managers.0% $42.55 $5.66 Fire fighters 0.0% $8.89 $ FIRE SCIENCE 25 Fire inspectors and investigators 22.0% $2.45 $ FIRE SCIENCE PHLEBOTOMY ACCOUNTING 2 Finance 502 ACCOUNTING 2 Finance Forest fire inspectors and prevention specialists Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other Billing and posting clerks and machine operators Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks 22.0% $9.4 $ % $2.92 $ % $2.96 $5.46.0% $.8 $ ACCOUNTING 2 Finance Gaming cage workers 0.0% $0.87 $ ACCOUNTING 2 Finance Payroll and timekeeping clerks 2.0% $4.60 $ ACCOUNTING 2 Finance Tax preparers 4.0% $7.94 $ ACCOUNTING 2 Finance Statistical assistants 4.0% $7.67 $ ACCOUNTING 2 Finance Brokerage clerks 4.0% $4.06 $ BASIC PEACE OFFICER ACADEMY 2 Bailiffs 8.0% $9.4 $ BASIC PEACE OFFICER ACADEMY 2 Private detectives and investigators 2.0% $.60 $ BASIC PEACE OFFICER ACADEMY 2 Police and sheriff's patrol officers 22.0% $2.77 $ BASIC PEACE OFFICER ACADEMY 2 Detectives and criminal investigators 24.0% $0.64 $5.5 6

7 LEGAL ASSISTANT / PARALEGAL LEGAL ASSISTANT / PARALEGAL LEGAL ASSISTANT / PARALEGAL ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST Government and Public Government and Public Government and Public Paralegals and legal assistants Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers Legal support workers, all other supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers 4 8.0% $7.60 $22.8.0% $5.8 $ % $5.67 $ % $6.5 $ BUSINESS 85 Industrial production managers 8.0% $28.77 $7.6 5 BUSINESS 85 storage, and distribution managers 6.0% $28.2 $5. 5 BUSINESS 85 managers 5.0% $8.87 $ BUSINESS 85 Social and community service managers 2.0% $6.6 $2.4 5 BUSINESS 85 5 BUSINESS 85 5 BUSINESS 85 5 BUSINESS 85 Managers, all other 29.0% $4.45 $.87 Cost estimators 9.0% $.2 $26.82 Management analysts 22.0% $7.24 $2.98 Chief executives 2.0% $.29 $.98 5 BUSINESS 85 General and operations managers 7.0% $27.08 $ BUSINESS 85 Administrative services managers 9.0% $26.4 $ BUSINESS 85 Sales managers.0% $24.64 $6.88 7

8 40 COSMETOLOGY COSMETOLOGY COSMETOLOGY COSMETOLOGY HEALTH INFORMATION 4600 ELECTRIC LINEWORKER ELECTRIC LINEWORKER PHARMACY TECHNICIAN PHARMACY TECHNICIAN RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY DENTAL HYGIENE CONSTRUCTION D DESIGN AND ANIMATION 6 and **Program code is too general to match to specific occupations Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists Makeup artists, theatrical and performance Manicurists and pedicurists 4 7.0% $0.75 $ % $9.07 $.2 0.0% $8.66 $0.0 Skin care specialists 9.0% $.44 $5.49 Medical assistants 2.0% $2.84 $4.65 Electrical power-line installers and repairers supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers 9.0% $2.70 $ % $. $26.6 Pharmacy technicians 28.0% $2.9 $5.28 Pharmacy aides.0% $9.57 $2.69 Radiologic technologists and technicians Computer specialists, all other Computer and information systems managers Computer and information scientists, research Computer systems analysts 8.0% $2.27 $ % $25.79 $2.68.0% $42.55 $ % $7.0 $ % $28.86 $6.25 Database administrators 5.0% $24.4 $2.96 Network systems and data communications analysts Network and computer systems administrators 28.0% $9.52 $ % $26.5 $.49 Dental hygienists 26.0% $2.4 $6.56 No Exact Match** Multi-media artists and animators 28.0% $8.70 $9.8 8

9 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT 6 Physical therapist assistants 22.0% $5. $ PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT ARCHITECTURAL 6 60 Physical therapist aides 2.0% $2.75 $5.07 Architectural and civil drafters 8.0% $8.24 $ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 57 Data entry keyers 0.0% $9.94 $ CERT. MASSAGE THERAPIST INTERIOR DESIGN 52 and Massage therapists 5.0% $.98 $6.46 Interior designers 5.0% $.66 $ BUSINESS - REAL ESTATE 49 Marketing 5250 BUSINESS - REAL ESTATE 49 Marketing 5250 BUSINESS - REAL ESTATE 49 Marketing Appraisers and assessors of real estate Property, real estate, and community association managers Real estate sales agents.0% $8.58 $0. 4.0% $8.4 $ % $7.87 $ BUSINESS - REAL ESTATE 49 Marketing Real estate brokers 4.0% $7.6 $ CULINARY ARTS CULINARY ARTS CULINARY ARTS CULINARY ARTS CULINARY ARTS CULINARY ARTS CULINARY ARTS 48 5 BROADBAND AV TECHNOLOGY AV TECHNOLOGY 45 Tourism Tourism Tourism Tourism Tourism Tourism Tourism and and Personal and home care aides.0% $8.29 $9.06 Chefs and head cooks 2.0% $4.8 $8.48 supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers Cooks, institution and cafeteria 4.0% $.48 $ % $9.72 $.49 Cooks, restaurant 2.0% $9. $. Food preparation workers 24.0% $8.25 $9.54 Cooks, all other 0.0% $0.27 $.0 Electrical and electronic engineering technicians 9.0% $2.9 $26. Producers and directors 24.0% $.6 $8. Film and video editors 2.0% $5.74 $.94 9

10 AV TECHNOLOGY 45 and Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture 8.0% $0. $ DENTAL ASSISTING ADV AG/BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 4 Dental assistants 25.0% $4.7 $6.76 Farmers and ranchers 0.0% $7.28 $ ADV AG/BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FIRE PROTECTION AND SAFETY TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN 4 4 Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers supervisors/managers of fire fighting and prevention workers 5.0% $0.82 $4. 5.0% $24.72 $ FIRE PROTECTION AND SAFETY TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN 4 Fire inspectors and investigators 22.0% $2.45 $ HORTICULTURE 9 Grounds maintenance workers, all other 7.0% $8.22 $ CHILD CARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES MANAGEMENT 9 Preschool teachers, except special education 5.0% $8.70 $ AG/BUS FINANCIAL ANALYSIS 8 Farm and home management advisors 8.0% $2.22 $ AG/BUS FINANCIAL ANALYSIS 8 Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers 5.0% $0.82 $ AG/BUS FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ESSENTIAL SKILLS CERTIFICATE FOR THE WORKPLACE MACHINE OCCUPATIONS MACHINE OCCUPATIONS MACHINE OCCUPATIONS MACHINE OCCUPATIONS MACHINE OCCUPATIONS 8 **Program code is too general to match to specific occupations. Farmers and ranchers 0.0% $7.28 $8.7 No Exact Match** Structural metal fabricators and fitters Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic 0.0% $.57 $ % $.66 $ % $.94 $.96 Machinists 7.0% $4.0 $7.8 Lay-out workers, metal and plastic 9.0% $.68 $6.92 0

11 48050 MACHINE OCCUPATIONS MACHINE OCCUPATIONS MACHINE OCCUPATIONS MACHINE OCCUPATIONS 8 0 MORTUARY SCIENCE 7 0 MORTUARY SCIENCE 7 0 MORTUARY SCIENCE VETERINARY ASSISTANT 7 Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic Heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic Tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners Metal workers and plastic workers, all other 4 0.0% $.70 $ % $4.25 $ % $.52 $ % $.5 $4.77 Funeral directors 0.0% $5.80 $2.02 Funeral attendants 24.0% $.8 $.26 Embalmers 24.0% $.9 $.4 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers 8.0% $8.26 $ VETERINARY ASSISTANT 7 Veterinary technologists and technicians 28.0% $.78 $ SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 6 Managers, all other 29.0% $4.45 $ HEALTH INFORMATION 5 Medical records and health information technicians 22.0% $.57 $ AG/BUS PLANNING & FINANCIAL RECORDS 4 Office machine operators, except computer 7.0% $.02 $ AG/BUS PLANNING & FINANCIAL RECORDS AG/BUS PLANNING & FINANCIAL RECORDS 50 APPLIED 4 50 APPLIED ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT AG/BUS RURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Computer support specialists supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers 8.0% $7.80 $ % $6.5 $2.29 Drafters, all other 6.0% $5.96 $.84 Architectural and civil drafters 8.0% $8.24 $22. Medical assistants 2.0% $2.84 $4.65 Medical secretaries 2.0% $2. $4.8 General and operations managers 7.0% $27.08 $9.96

12 4 570 AG/BUS RURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Social and community service managers 2.0% $6.6 $ AG/BUS RURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Managers, all other 29.0% $4.45 $ AG/BUS RURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP APPLIED TECHNOLOGY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY R.N. REFRESHER PROGRAM FORESTRY WILDLIFE & NATURAL RESOURCES 29 Chief executives 2.0% $.29 $.98 Environmental science and protection technicians, including health Life, physical, and social science technicians, all other 5.0% $4.7 $7.84.0% $4.85 $.60 Registered nurses 24.0% $26.02 $0.56 Conservation scientists 7.0% $9.7 $ FORESTRY WILDLIFE & NATURAL RESOURCES 29 Zoologists and wildlife biologists 28.0% $5.29 $ FORESTRY WILDLIFE & NATURAL RESOURCES 29 Fish and game wardens 22.0% $5.5 $ AESTHETICIAN/ESTHETICIAN AND SKIN CARE SPECIALIST 29 Skin care specialists 9.0% $.44 $ AG/BUS MARKETING & RISK MGMT 28 Graders and sorters, agricultural products 0.0% $7.84 $ AG/BUS MARKETING & RISK MGMT 28 Pest control workers 6.0% $0.5 $ AG/BUS MARKETING & RISK MGMT 28 Nonfarm animal caretakers.0% $0.0 $ AG/BUS MARKETING & RISK MGMT 28 Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products 4.0% $5.80 $ HEATING/AIR COND/VENT 28 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers 8.0% $5.92 $ WATER AND WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY 27 Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators 24.0% $6.56 $ GRAPHIC DESIGN 26 and Art directors 26.0% $0.66 $2.72 2

13 GRAPHIC DESIGN 26 and Painting, coating, and decorating workers 7.0% $0.96 $ GRAPHIC DESIGN 26 and Artists and related workers, all other 28.0% $7.90 $ GRAPHIC DESIGN 26 and Multi-media artists and animators 28.0% $8.70 $ GRAPHIC DESIGN 26 and Prepress technicians and workers 6.0% $4.7 $ GRAPHIC DESIGN 26 and Graphic designers 27.0% $.80 $ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 26 Executive secretaries and administrative assistants 5.0% $5.88 $ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ASSOCIATE CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ASSOCIATE CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ASSOCIATE 5092 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT INTREPRETER PREPARATION Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive Network systems and data communications analysts.0% $.7 $ % $9.52 $26.8 Database administrators 5.0% $24.4 $2.96 Network and computer systems administrators 6.0% $26.5 $.49 Physician assistants 28.0% $0. $6.74 Interpreters and translators.0% $.87 $ CLINICAL/MEDICAL LABORATORY SCI AND ALLIED PROF, OTHER 24 Medical and clinical laboratory technologists 7.0% $.8 $ ELECTRONIC MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (MLT) 407 HAIR STYLING/HAIR DESIGN HAIR STYLING/HAIR DESIGN Electrical and electronic engineering technicians Medical and clinical laboratory technicians 9.0% $2.9 $ % $2.86 $5.75 Barbers 7.0% $.77 $9.2 Shampooers 7.0% $0.49 $2.77

14 407 HAIR STYLING/HAIR DESIGN RESPIRATORY CARE RESPIRATORY CARE WOODWORKING, GENERAL WOODWORKING, GENERAL 4902 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists 4 7.0% $0.75 $4.26 Respiratory therapists 2.0% $.22 $24. Respiratory therapy technicians 7.0% $.99 $6.80 Woodworkers, all other 7.0% $7.97 $9.49 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing Extraction workers, all other.0% $0.72 $ % $2.79 $ Mining machine operators, all other 2.0% $8.4 $ Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators 4.0% $5.60 $ Mine cutting and channeling machine operators 29.0% $9. $ Hoist and winch operators 5.0% $.80 $ Earth drillers, except oil and gas 8.0% $5.65 $ Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators 2.0% $5.2 $ Continuous mining machine operators 4.0% $6.25 $ and related workers, all other 24.0% $2.6 $ Excavating and loading machine and dragline operators 8.0% $6.50 $ Dredge operators 28.0% $4. $ Crane and tower operators 2.0% $7. $ Pile-driver operators 22.0% $4.25 $2.24 4

15 Riggers.0% $4.5 $ Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators 4.0% $6.88 $ Highway maintenance workers 2.0% $6.2 $ NATURAL RESOURCE 9 Forest and conservation technicians.0% $2.60 $ NATURAL RESOURCE 9 Foresters 7.0% $.42 $ NATURAL RESOURCE 9 Conservation scientists 7.0% $9.7 $ NATURAL RESOURCE 9 Forest and conservation workers 2.0% $9.2 $ GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION 40 MANICURIST FACILITIES MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Network and computer systems administrators Computer and information systems managers Computer software engineers, systems software Computer specialists, all other Computer and information scientists, research Manicurists and pedicurists Terrazzo workers and finishers supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers 6.0% $26.5 $.49.0% $42.55 $ % $.99 $ % $25.79 $ % $7.0 $ % $8.66 $ % $.50 $ % $. $ AUTOMOTIVE 9 Logistics Hazardous materials removal workers 6.0% $5.49 $ AUTO COLLISION REPAIR & PAINTING 8 Logistics Automotive service technicians and mechanics 2.0% $.4 $ AUTO COLLISION REPAIR & PAINTING 8 Logistics Automotive glass installers and repairers 2.0% $2.54 $6.59 5

16 AUTO COLLISION REPAIR & PAINTING 8 Logistics Automotive body and related repairers.0% $6.28 $ AUTO COLLISION REPAIR & PAINTING 8 Logistics Painters, transportation equipment 5.0% $6.80 $ EQUINE MANAGEMENT BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING MAINTENANCE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT STEM 7 7 Animal trainers 0.0% $7.86 $0.05 Network and computer systems administrators Network systems and data communications analysts Industrial engineering technicians Occupational therapist assistants Occupational therapist aides 6.0% $26.5 $ % $9.52 $ % $9.68 $2. 2.0% $5.44 $ % $.00 $ BROADCAST MEDIA PRODUCTION 6 and Film and video editors 2.0% $5.74 $ BROADCAST MEDIA PRODUCTION 6 and Broadcast technicians 22.0% $.9 $ BROADCAST MEDIA PRODUCTION 6 and Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture 8.0% $0. $ ENGINEERING RELATED OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HLTH 5502 PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN HOLISTIC HEALTH TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (QS) ACTIVITY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING ACTIVITY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING 6 STEM No Exact Match** Education & Training **Program code is too general to match to specific occupations. Occupational health and safety specialists 25.0% $25.8 $2.8 Psychiatric aides 2.0% $7.8 $9.67 Psychiatric technicians 9.0% $0.5 $.2 Health diagnosing and treating practitioners, all other Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and instructors Healthcare technologists and technicians, all other 2.0% $2.92 $ % $8.52 $ % $2.80 $5.70 Medical assistants 2.0% $2.84 $4.65 6

17 ACTIVITY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING ACTIVITY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING HEAVY EQUIPMENT 4 4 Logistics Medical equipment preparers Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other 4 9.0% $.48 $ % $5.57 $2.77 Rail car repairers 0.0% $4.87 $ HEAVY EQUIPMENT Logistics Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines 6.0% $8.5 $ HEAVY EQUIPMENT Logistics Engine and other machine assemblers.0% $.74 $ HOSPITALITY STUDIES ANIMAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY CISCO NETWORKING GUNSMITHING MED OFFICE TECH MED OFFICE TECH EMERGENCY MGMT. & PLANNING EMERGENCY MGMT. & PLANNING 2 2 Tourism Lodging managers 26.0% $.85 $6.5 Animal scientists 2.0% $.49 $6.8 Network and computer systems administrators Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other Medical equipment preparers 6.0% $26.5 $ % $0.44 $ % $.48 $.4 Medical assistants 2.0% $2.84 $4.65 Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers Parking enforcement workers 4.0% $8.2 $ % $2.56 $ EMERGENCY MGMT. & PLANNING Animal control workers 24.0% $.7 $ EMERGENCY MGMT. & PLANNING Crossing guards 25.0% $9.7 $ EMERGENCY MGMT. & PLANNING supervisors/managers, protective service workers, all other.0% $.96 $ EMERGENCY MGMT. & PLANNING Transit and railroad police.0% $4.58 $ EMERGENCY MGMT. & PLANNING Protective service workers, all other 44.0% $0.57 $ HUMN.SVCS. Mental health counselors 9.0% $.2 $5.95 7

18 5090 MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY LIBRARY TECHNICIAN LIBRARY TECHNICIAN HOSPITALITY 9 Education & Training Education & Training Tourism Diagnostic medical sonographers 4 8.0% $27.0 $2.28 Library technicians.0% $.72 $4. Library assistants, clerical.0% $8.7 $0.62 Lodging managers 26.0% $.85 $ HOSPITALITY 9 Tourism Food service managers 29.0% $2.4 $ ACCOUNTING 8 Finance Credit analysts 6.0% $2.6 $ ACCOUNTING 8 Finance Accountants and auditors 9.0% $7.88 $ ACCOUNTING 8 Finance Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue 0.0% $2.80 $27.84 agents 50 ACCOUNTING 8 Finance Budget analysts 8.0% $26.42 $ ACCOUNTING 8 Finance Financial examiners 5.0% $8.89 $ PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE 7 Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers 5.0% $0.82 $4. 00 PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE 7 00 AQUACULTURE NATURAL RESOURCE - ZOOKEEPING OPTION 5 Farmers and ranchers 0.0% $7.28 $8.7 Farmers and ranchers 0.0% $7.28 $8.7 Conservation scientists 7.0% $9.7 $ NATURAL RESOURCE - ZOOKEEPING OPTION 5 Forest and conservation technicians.0% $2.60 $ NATURAL RESOURCE - ZOOKEEPING OPTION NATURAL RESOURCE - ZOOKEEPING OPTION 402 BARBER SCIENCE AND RELATED HUMAN PERFORMANCE/EXERCISE HEALTH SCIENCES STEM 5 STEM 5 Forest and conservation workers 2.0% $9.2 $0.97 Foresters 7.0% $.42 $7.54 Barbers 7.0% $.77 $9.2 Industrial engineering technicians Industrial engineering technicians Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors 9.0% $9.68 $2. 9.0% $9.68 $2. 5.0% $.28 $ HUMAN PERFORMANCE/EXERCISE HEALTH SCIENCES 5 Athletes and sports competitors 27.0% $.5 $7.65 8

19 050 HUMAN PERFORMANCE/EXERCISE HEALTH SCIENCES ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL STAGE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY DIETETIC TECHNOLOGY 4 50 HUMAN RESOURCES 4 50 HUMAN RESOURCES 4 5 and 4 Coaches and scouts 26.0% $0.8 $. Signal and track switch repairers 25.0% $9.2 $2.27 Helpers, electricians 8.0% $.4 $.76 Electricians 6.0% $6.5 $2.87 and fire alarm systems installers supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers Set and exhibit designers 2.0% $4.09 $ % $. $ % $8.77 $.0 Computer programmers 9.0% $2.95 $.49 Computer systems analysts 7.0% $28.86 $6.25 Dietetic technicians 2.0% $7.90 $9.9 Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other Training and development specialists 26.0% $.6 $ % $8.49 $ HUMAN RESOURCES 4 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists 26.0% $9.82 $ HUMAN RESOURCES 4 Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists 27.0% $6.09 $ HUMAN RESOURCES 4 Human resources managers, all other 8.0% $2.79 $ HUMAN RESOURCES 4 50 HUMAN RESOURCES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MARKETING Compensation and benefits managers Training and development managers 9.0% $25.07 $ % $27.5 $ Marketing Marketing managers 9.0% $26.5 $6.89 9

20 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MARKETING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MARKETING BEEF FEEDLOT 4 Marketing Advertising and promotions managers 4 7.0% $8.98 $ Marketing Sales managers.0% $24.64 $6.88 Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers 5.0% $0.82 $ BEEF FEEDLOT Agricultural and food science technicians 24.0% $.90 $ BEEF FEEDLOT Farmers and ranchers 0.0% $7.28 $ BEEF FEEDLOT Animal breeders 2.0% $7.96 $ BEEF FEEDLOT Farm and home management advisors 8.0% $2.22 $ DATA PROCESSING AND DATA PROCESSING TECHNOL/TECHNICIAN Computer support specialists 8.0% $7.80 $ DATA PROCESSING AND DATA PROCESSING TECHNOL/TECHNICIAN Numerical tool and process control programmers 0.0% $9.09 $ DATA PROCESSING AND DATA PROCESSING TECHNOL/TECHNICIAN Computer operators 6.0% $5.9 $ DATA PROCESSING AND DATA PROCESSING TECHNOL/TECHNICIAN 50 CULINARY ARTS 50 CULINARY ARTS 50 CULINARY ARTS 50 CULINARY ARTS PLUMBING PLUMBING PLUMBING PLUMBING Tourism Tourism Tourism Tourism Computer specialists, all other 8.0% $25.79 $2.68 Cooks, restaurant 2.0% $9. $. Chefs and head cooks 2.0% $4.8 $8.48 Cooks, private household 29.0% $8.5 $.4 Cooks, all other 0.0% $0.27 $.0 Pipelayers 22.0% $4.87 $9. Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters Septic tank servicers and sewer pipe cleaners supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers 5.0% $6.27 $ % $5.58 $ % $. $26.6

21 46050 PLUMBING Helpers, pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters % $2.74 $ DIESEL TECHNOLOGY Logistics Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists 4.0% $6.89 $ DIESEL TECHNOLOGY Logistics Automotive service technicians and mechanics 2.0% $.4 $ AVIATION TECHNOLOGY Logistics Commercial pilots 24.0% $8.52 $ AVIATION TECHNOLOGY Logistics Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers 0.0% $45.05 $ BUSINESS- INTERDISCIPLINARY BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 00 AGRI-BUSINESS 2 00 AGRI-BUSINESS GRAPHIC DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN 2 Managers, all other 29.0% $4.45 $.87 Finance New accounts clerks 4.0% $2.87 $4.67 Finance Loan counselors 0.0% $4.6 $.8 Finance Tellers 26.0% $0.9 $2.59 Finance Finance Finance and and Bill and account collectors Loan interviewers and clerks Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks 2.0% $2.56 $ % $4.02 $ % $2.60 $5.6 Chief executives 2.0% $.29 $.98 General and operations managers 7.0% $27.08 $9.96 Farmers and ranchers 0.0% $7.28 $8.7 Farm, ranch, and other agricultural managers 5.0% $0.82 $4. Desktop publishers 5.0% $0.7 $4.5 Prepress technicians and workers 6.0% $4.7 $7.9 2

22 52 A+ CERTIFICATION CARPENTRY CARPENTRY CARPENTRY AUTO/DIESEL MASTER TECHNICIAN AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE (A&P) AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE (A&P) 4800 POWER SEWING PHOTOGRAPHY Logistics Logistics Logistics and 2 Marketing Electrical and electronic engineering technicians 4 9.0% $2.9 $26. Carpenters 4.0% $5.55 $2.02 supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers 9.0% $. $26.6 Helpers, carpenters 6.0% $2.40 $4.82 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists Aircraft mechanics and service technicians Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers 4.0% $6.89 $ % $2.68 $ % $4.42 $.44 Upholsterers.0% $9.54 $.2 Photographers 6.0% $8.5 $2.86 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks 24.0% $.65 $5.2 2 Marketing Lodging managers 26.0% $.85 $6.5 2 Marketing 2 Marketing 2 Marketing Counter and rental clerks Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks.0% $9.02 $.6 4.0% $2.05 $ % $8.80 $0.6 2 Marketing Travel guides 42.0% $7.7 $ Marketing 2 Marketing Transportation attendants, except flight attendants and baggage porters supervisors/managers of retail sales workers.0% $8.40 $ % $0.77 $4.8 2 Marketing Parts salespersons 2.0% $.8 $ Marketing Retail salespersons.0% $8.50 $ Marketing Travel agents 4.0% $0.98 $.02 2 Marketing Sales representatives, services, all other.0% $4.6 $.08 22

23 NOT REPORTED* 4 2 Marketing Sales engineers 9.0% $29.56 $7.4 2 Marketing 2 Marketing 2 Marketing Meeting and convention planners Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers Sales and related workers, all other 26.0% $.04 $ % $7.29 $ % $9.26 $2.5 2 Marketing Telemarketers.0% $9.0 $.0 and Computer programmers 9.0% $2.95 $ and Graphic designers 27.0% $.80 $ COMPUTER SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION K-2 PARAEDUCATOR FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS ELECTRONICS POWER PLANT TECHNOLOGY EARLY CHILDHOOD CERTIFICATE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY GAME DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT and Education & Training STEM STEM Multi-media artists and animators Computer and information scientists, research Network and computer systems administrators Computer specialists, all other Kindergarten teachers, except special education Preschool teachers, except special education 28.0% $8.70 $ % $7.0 $ % $26.5 $ % $25.79 $2.68.0% $.00 $ % $8.70 $0.6 Teacher assistants 9.0% $2.25 $4.9 Electrical and electronic engineering technicians Engineering technicians, except drafters, all other 9.0% $2.9 $ % $9.70 $25.50 Child care workers 5.0% $7.70 $8.2 Natural sciences managers No jobs in Colorado 25.0% $44.66 $5.6 *One degree was accepted in the file with no corresponding program code, so a corresponding occupation could not be determined. 2

24 400 BIOTECH MEDIATION C* GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ALLIED HEALTH MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION HEALTH CARE SUPPORT TECHNICIAN HEALTH CARE SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 4 Biological technicians 29.0% $.47 $8.8 No Exact Match** STEM Geographers.0% $7.84 $25.99 **Program code is too general to match to specific occupations. Carpet installers 2.0% $.5 $8.90 and related workers, all other Floor sanders and finishers Floor layers, except carpet, wood, and hard tiles 24.0% $2.6 $ % $5.60 $9.88.0% $4.4 $9.25 laborers.0% $2.67 $6.22 supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers Hazardous materials removal workers 9.0% $. $ % $5.49 $7.7 Fence erectors.0% $.00 $7.9 Reinforcing iron and rebar workers 4.0% $4.5 $7.95 Tapers 5.0% $5.77 $.78 Plasterers and stucco masons Insulation workers, mechanical Insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall Structural iron and steel workers No Exact Match**.0% $4.7 $ % $.24 $ % $.7 $ % $5.5 $8.4 Medical transcriptionists 6.0% $.9 $5.88 Psychiatric aides 2.0% $7.8 $9.67 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants 7.0% $0.80 $

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