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1 Career Cluster Frameworks CTECS 1866 Southern Lane Decatur, Georgia (404) ext (800) ext FAX (404) / Copyright by CTECS.

2 Explanation of the Primary Elements of the Career Clusters as Interpreted by CTECS USOE / OVAE Career Cluster Title PATHWAY: A sector of a career cluster in which occupational specialities share a common set of academic, technical, and workplace knowledge and skills. OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALITIES: Possible careers/specialties that constitute a pathway. Titles are meant to be representative, not all inclusive. The specialties represent careers that cover the spectrum of occupations and the corresponding education and training needed to perform them. (Users are encouraged to customize the cluster wheels as they see fit.) FOUNDATION: Academic, technical, and workplace knowledge and skills that cut across all pathways in the career cluster. ED/OVAE, the State s Career Cluster Inititative breaks the Knowledge and Skills into the following 10 categories: Academics Communications Employability and Career Development Ethics and Legal Responsibilities Information Technology Applications Leadership and Teamwork Problem Solving and Critical Thinking Safety, Health, and Environmental Systems Technical Skills CORE: Academic, technical and workplace skills that are common to all sixteen clusters.

3 Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources The production, processing, marketing, distribution, financing, and development of agricultural commodities and resources including food, fiber, wood products, natural resources, horticulture, and other plant and animal products/resources. Farmers/Ranchers/Feedlot Operators Recyclers Livestock Seller Agricultural Products Buyer Farm and Ranch Workers and Environmental Compliance Assurance Water Quality Food and Supply Store Manager Livestock Geneticists Livestock Producers Equine - Veterinarians Agribusiness Systems Environmental Service Systems Feed Specialists Aquaculturists Botanists Plant Systems Soil and Water Specialists Food Products and Processing Systems Greenhouse Farmers Food and Drug Inspectors Produce Buyers Hazardous Materials Handlers Pollution Prevention and Control Fish and Game Officers Well Drillers - Gas & Oil Loggers Mining Equipment Cutting, Channeling Operators Agriculture Educators Animal Systems Natural Resources Systems Geologists Power, Structural & Technical Systems Agricltural Engineers Equipment/Parts Remote Sensing Specialists Plant Breeders and Geneticists GPS Meat Cutters-Meat Graders Microbiologists Nutritionists/Dieticians Storage Specialists Heavy Equipment and Facilty Maintenance

4 Architecture and Construction Careers in designing, planning, managing, building and maintaining the built environment. Interior Designers Surveyors Landscape Architects Renderer (traditional and computer) Computer Aided Drafters (CAD) General Contractor/Builder Building Code Officials Mechanical Engineers Architects Design/ Pre-Construction Civil Engineers HIghway Maintenance Workers Hazardous Materials Removers Landscapers/ Groundskeepers Maintenance Operations Building Inspectors Construction Superintendents Remodelers Demolition Engineers Carpenters Electricians Carpenters Iron/Metalworkers (structural and reinforcing) Construction Inspectors Project Specialty Trades Subcontractors Construction Plumber, Pipefitters and Steam Fitters Plasterers/Dry Wall Finishers and Installers Electricians Carpet Installers Maintenance Planner/Schedulers Restoration

5 Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications Designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing, and publishing multimedia content including visual and performing arts and design, journalism, and entertainment services. Audio/Video System Service Audio Systems Graphics and Printing Equipment Operators Lithographers and Platemakers Computer Typography and Composition Equipment Operators Desktop Publishing Specialists, Web Page Designers Technical Computer Support, Stage, Film, Video, and DVD Commercial Photographers, Digital, Still, Video, Film Interior Designers, Commercial/Residential and Home Furnishings Coordinators Audio and Video Technology and Film Printing Technology Graphic Designers, CAD, and Fashion Illustrators Audio/Video Designers and Engineers Textile Designers Video Graphics, Special Effects, and Animation Visual Arts Commercial Artists, Illustrators, and Artists, All Media Curators and Gallery Video Systems Telecommunication Fashion Designers Telecommunication Equipment, Cable, Line Repairers/Installers Telecommunications Composers, Conductors, and Music Instructors Journalism and Broadcasting Performing Arts Stagecraft Designers, Lighters, Sets, Sound Effects, Acoustics, Painters Telecommunication Computer Programmers, and Systems Analysts Publishers, Editors, and Journalists and Reporters, Print, Broadcast, Other Broadcast Production, Digital, Video, Stage Cinematographers, Film/Video Editors Play Writers, Screen Writers, Screen Editors, Script Writers Directors and Coaches, Performers, Actors, Musicians Make-Up Artists and Costume Designers Audio/Video Operations, Control Room Technician Station and Radio & TV Announcers Dancers

6 Business, Management, and Administration Business, Management and Administration careers encompass planning, organizing, direction and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations Business Management and Administration career opportunities are available in every sector of the economy. Retail Administrative and Small Business Entrepreneurs Manufacturing Restaurant Business Management Hotel/Motel Accounting Clerks/ Bookkeepers Accountants Business Financial Management and Accounting Tax Preparers and Examiners Auditors Benefits and Job Analyst Specialists Labor/Personnel Relations Receptionists Shipping & Receiving Personnel Desktop Publishers Executive Assistants Office Administrative and Information Support Product Systems Analysts Business Analysis Marketing Analysts Business Consultants E-Commerce & Entrepreneurs Marketing Art Directors Human Resources Graphic Designers Public Relations Specialists Property, Real Estate and Association & Supervisors Organizational Behaviorists Human Resources and Coordinators Personnel

7 Education and Training Planning, managing and providing education and training services, and related learning support services. College Presidents, Deans Education Researchers, Test and Measurement Specialists Curriculum Developers Supervisors and Instructional Coordinators Administration and Administrative Support Superintendents, Principals, Administrators Psychologists Clinical, Developmental, Social Social Workers Professional Support Parent Educators Counselors Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Instructional Media Designers Preschool, Kindergarten Teachers, Aides Child Care Workers Elementary Teachers, Aides Child Life Specialists Child Care Directors Early Childhood Teachers and Assistants Group Workers and Assistants Physical Trainers Coaches Teachers Human Resource Trainers College/University Lecturers, Professors Special Education Teachers, Aides Secondary Teachers, Aides

8 Finance Planning, services for finiancial and investment planning, banking, insurance, and business financial management. Bank Clerks, Tellers, and Customer Service Representatives Bank Loan Officers Credit Officers Banking and Related Stock Brokers Business Financial Management Commercial Real Estate Management Investment and Security Specialists Investment Security Representatives Insurance and Risk Management Insurance Agents Insurance Adjustors Insurance Actuarial Insurance Marketing Business Statisticians Financial and Investment Planning International Finance Specialists Financial Financial Support Personnel Financial Planners

9 Government and Public Administration Executing governmental functions to include Governance; National Security; Foreign Service; Planning; Revenue and Taxation; Regulation; and Management and Administration at the local, state, and federal levels. Legislative Assistants Governors Policy Advisors Ambassadors Representatives (Fed/ State) Administrative Officers Diplomatic Couriers Economic Officers Foreign Service Officers/Specialists Staff or Field Officers National Security Cryptographers Airborne Warning/ Control Specialists Intelligence/ Counterintelligence Tax Auditors Lobbyists Assistants, Deputies, and Chiefs of Staff Court Administrators or Clerks City or County Clerks Program Administration Officers Governance Aviation Safety Officers Public Mgt. and Administration Bank Examiners Regulation Cargo Inspectors Immigration Officers Chief of Vital Statistics Planning Commissioners Revenue and Taxation Economic Development Coordinators County Directors Global Imaging Systems Specialists Revenue Agent/Officers Tax Attorneys Tax Examiner/Assistant/ Clerks Census Clerks

10 Health Science Planning, managing, and providing therapeutic services, health informatics, support services, and biotechnology research and development. Audiologists Sports Medicine Specialists Recreational Therapists Clinical Trails Research Associates Speech Pathologists Pharmacists Dentists Medical Doctors Respiratory Therapists Therapeutic Occupational Therapists Physical Therapists Dental Lab Dental Hygienists Home Health Aides Nurses Emergency Medical Cell Biologists Toxicologists Clinical Laboratory Medical Nuclear Medical Sonographers Biotechnology Research and Development Radiological Diagnostic Health Family Administrators Public Health Education and Promotion Health Informatics Medical Records Technician Medical Transcriptionists Support Nursing Educators Building and Groundskeeping Hospital Administrators Chiropractors Food Service Workers Facilities Hospital Equipment Maintenance Environmental

11 Hospitality and Tourism Hospitality and Tourism encompasses the management, marketing and operations of restaurants and other foodservices, lodging, attractions, recreation events and travel related services. Recreation and Amusement Workers and Attendants Recreation Coaches, Trainers and Instructors Athletes Recreation Directors Umpires, Judges, and Sports Officials Tour and Tourism Directors Convention Management and Promoting Recreation, Amusements and Attractions Travel Agents Travel and Tourism Lodging Custodial and Janitorial Workers Lodging Front Desk Attendants Baggage and Service Attendants Concierges Hotel Executive Housekeepers Housekeepers, Sanitorial and Cleaning Service Attendants Lifeguards Athletic and Event Directors Facilities, Club, and Casino Institutional Food Service Workers Dealers and Games of Chance Attendants Food Technologists Dieticians, Nutritionists, Institutional Food Preparation and Service Restaurants and Food and Beverage Food Safety and Sanitation Inspectors and Instructors Bartenders, Mixologists Chefs, Cooks, Bakers, Pastry Chefs, Pantry Persons, Short Order Cooks, Salad Preparations, Short-order, Catering, and Other Food Preparations Food, Beverage, and Banquet Food Service - Waiters, Waitresses, Wine Stewards, Buspersons

12 Human Preparing individuals for employment in career pathways that relate to families and human needs. Preschool Teachers Career Counselors Nannies Early Childhood, Education and Teacher s Assistants Directors, Childcare Facilities Childcare Assistants/ Workers Early Childhood Development and Barbers Electrolysis Personal Care Nail Cosmetologists Estheticians Massage Therapists Clinical and Counseling Psychologists School Counselors/ Psychologists Residential Advisors Certified Financial Planners Small Business Owners Counseling and Mental Health Consumer and Family Resources Consumer Consumer Credit Counselors Bankers Recreation Leaders Family and Community Geriatric Workers Community Service Directors Human Service Workers Social Service Workers Food Science, Dietetic, and Nutrition Community Service Organizers

13 Information Technology Building Linkages in IT Occupations Framework: For Entry Level, Technical, and Professional Careers Related to the Design, Development, Support and Management of Hardware, Software, Multimedia, and Systems Integration. Operating Systems Designers/Engineers Software/Application Specialists Software Architects Business Analysts Programmer/Analysts Software Test Specialists Programming and Software Development Systems Analysts WAN/LAN Communications Analysts System Engineers Network Systems Network Support Specialists Network Engineers Network Administrators Telecommunications Network Software Engineers Applications Analysts Network Analysts Data Systems Designers Help Desk Customer Liaisons Application Integrators Information Support and Technical Writers Database Specialists Data Analysts Maintenance Interactive Media Multimedia Authors PC Support Specialists Webmaster Web Designers Digital Media Specialists

14 Court Reporters Law, Public Safety and Security Planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety, protective services and homeland security, including professional and technical support sevices. Lawyers Law Clerks Paralegal Personnel Judges and Magistrates Information Officer File and Document Legal Firefighters Firefighter Supervisors, Captains, Chiefs Emergency and Fire Management Fire Inspectors Fire Investigators Forest Fire Fighters Hazardous Materials Responder Correction Officers, Jailers Legal Assistants Correction Facility Maintenance Workers Gaming Investigator Police Officers, Detectives, Investigators, Sheriffs, and Deputies Law Enforcement Security and Protective Bailiffs U. S. Marshals Rail and Transit Police Inspectors and Compliance Officers Dispatchers Security Guards Loss Prevention Specialists Computer Security Specialists Youth Workers Food Service Workers

15 Quality Engineers Manufacturing Planning, managing, and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products and related professional and technical support activities such as production planning and control, maintenance and manufacturing/process engineering. Quality Control Tool and Die Makers Machine Tool Operators, Computer Aides, Machine Operators Automated Manufacturing Hand Packers and Packagers, Supervisors Process Improvement Design Engineers Electronics Engineers Labor Relations Purchasing Agents Quality Control Precision Inspectors, Testers, and Graders Manufacturing Production Process Development Quality Control Production Foundry Workers Operators, Tenders, Cutters/Brazers, Soldering, Machine Operations Production SPC Coordinators Dispatchers Quality Assurance Logistical Engineers Traffic Logistics and Inventory Control Process Control Lab Quality Control Maintenance, Installation, and Repair Health, Safety and Environmental Assurance Health and Safety Representatives Material Associates, Handlers, and Movers Process Improvement Biomedical Equipment Laser Systems Computer Maintenance Quality Control Business Machine Repairers Communication System Installers/Repairers Industrial Electronic Installers/Repairers Environmental Specialists Safety Coordinators Quality Control

16 Marketing, Sales and Service Planning, managing, and performing marketing activities to reach organizational objectives. Franchisees Small Business Owners Logistics Analysts/ Engineers Materials Shipping/Receiving Personnel Customer Service Representatives Administrative Support Representatives Inventory /Analysts On-line Market Researchers Warehouse, Freight, Stocking, Handling, Material Moving, Packers Management and Entrepreneurship Strategic Planners, Marketing E-Merchandising Distribution and Logistics Database Analysts Web Designers Brand Marketing Information Management and Research Customer Satisfaction E-Marketing Customer Service Representatives Regional Sales Sales/Marketing Associates Professional Sales and Marketing Marketing Communications and Promotion Advertising Account Executives Outside Sales Representatives Buying and Merchandising Research Assistants Sales Executives Interactive Media Specialists National Account Inbound Call Retail Marketing Coordinators Sales Associates Sales Store Art/Graphics Directors

17 Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Planning, managing, and providing scientific research and professional and technical services (e.g., physical science, social science, engineering) including laboratory and testing services, and research and development services. Chemical Engineers Electronics/Electrical Engineers Civil Engineers Aerospace Engineers Aquacultural Engineers Transportation Engineers Nuclear Power Plant Statisticians Laboratory Economists Environmental Scientists Petroleum Engineers Scientists Computer Engineers Marine Engineers Mechanical Engineers Engineering and Technology Science and Math CAD Operators Numerical Analysts Toxicologists Scientific Visualization/ Graphics Experts Structural Engineers Epidemiology Specialists Hazardous Waste Metallurgic Engineers Radiology Engineers Product Design Engineers Mathematicians Botanists Chemical Nutritionists Physicists

18 Transportation, Distribution and Logistics Planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail, and water and related professional and technical support services such as transportation infrastructure planning and management, logistics services, mobile equipment and facility maintenance. Industrial and Packaging Engineers Traffic, Shipping, and Receiving Clerks Packaging/Packing/Material Handling and Moving Jobs Marketing and Sales Reservation, Travel, and Transportation Agents/Clerks Customer Service and Representatives Customer Order and Billing Clerks Cashiers, Counter and Rental Clerks Facility Maintenance and Engineers Industrial Equipment Industrial Electricians, Electrical/Electronic Other Facility/Terminal Maintenance Jobs Mobile Equipment Maintenance Warehouse Operations Automotive/Truck and Body Repairers Logistics Consultants, International Logistics Logistics Engineers, Logistics Analysts Warehousing and Distribution Center Operations Sales and Service Aircraft and Repairers Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance Rail Locomotive and Car and Repairers Repairers Logistics Logistics Planning and Mgt. Ship and Transportation Operations - Air, Rail, Water, Motor Vehicle Health, Safety and Environmental Management Emergency Jobs Safety Analysts Environmental and Engineers Airplane Pilots, Flight Engineers, Flight Attendants Airplane Dispatchers and Traffic /Controllers Transportation Operations Transp. Systems/ Infrastructure Plan., Mgt & Regul. Airport Operations and Support Jobs Locomotive Engineers and Conductors Railroad Brake, Signal and Switch Operators Rail Yard and Terminal Operations and Support Jobs Captains, Pilots, and Mates Port/Harbor/Waterway/Marina Operations, Support Jobs Truck/Bus/Taxi Dispatchers, Traffic Truck Drivers, Bus Drivers, Taxi Drivers/Chauffeurs Truck/Bus/Taxi Terminal Operations and Support Jobs Urban and Regional Planners, Civil Engineers Government Agency, Regulators, Inspectors Other Federal/State/Local Transportation Agency Jobs Health and Safety and Engineers

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