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How To Use This Site
How to Use This Site; Career Outlook
How to Use "The
Career Outlook"
Web Page
The Career Outlook explain what workers
do in each vocational area and give suggested qualifications for people
interested in the respective careers. They list hourly and monthly salary
ranges for entry-level, experienced, and top-level workers and detail the
experience and training expected by employers. Industry descriptions also
include a list of skills required in each area, the projected employment
outlook for the next seven years (subject to change), and local employers in
each industry who have hired qualified graduates from the City College
program. Finally, each industry profile includes a list of related
occupations - other areas where people with these skills and qualifications
might also find successful employment.
The Career Outlook are based on the latest available California job
statistics from the ERISS and EUREKA computerized labor market data systems
and other sources. However, for the most current information on local job
prospects, salaries, and employment qualifications students are encouraged to
contact the industry representative or trade group listed as the Industry
Contact on the appropriate Career Training page or one of the local industry
associations.
For people considering this vocational area, this section highlights
abilities and aptitudes typical of people who enjoy and practice this
vocation.
Provides average hourly and monthly wages for entry-level, experienced, and
top-level employees. Wages may vary in different parts of California and tend
to be higher in urban areas. For the most current salary ranges in a given
area, contact the industry association listed at the bottom of the City
College Profile page.
Indicates the minimum amount of training and job experience employers expect
from job applicants and highlights areas of specialty that are most in
demand.
Knowledge of:
This section details the skills employers consider indispensable and serves
as a checklist for what students may be expected to master to succeed in
their vocation.
Provides job projections in California for the next seven years, including
the number of workers in this industry overall and the number of expected job
openings. This information is compiled from a number of statistical sources,
including the ERISS and EUREKA computerized labor market data systems. For
the most current industry information, check with the program director or
industry contact.
This section lists a sampling of San Diego industries and companies which
have hired qualified City College graduates. Further information can be
obtained by contacting the industry associations.
This section shows other fields where people with training in this vocational
area have found jobs and made successful careers.
This section shows the name of the program contact professor, his/her
office address and phone number, and e-mail address if available.
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