How to Read Tables in this Section Occupations have been grouped throughout this report based on their career clusters, which are groupings of occupations and their connected training programs. Each career cluster has a table of the in-demand occupations and tables with the aligned academic program supply.16 For most career clusters, there are multiple tables showing academic program supply, including postsecondary degree completers, high school CTE concentrators, and registered apprenticeships.
Cluster One: Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Cluster Two: Architecture and Construction Cluster Three: Manufacturing Cluster Four: Transportation Cluster Five: Business, Finance and Government Management and Support Services Cluster Six: Sales and Marketing Cluster Seven: Health Sciences Cluster Eight: Human Services Cluster Nine: Education and Training Cluster Ten: Protective Services and Law Cluster Eleven: Arts and Communication Cluster Twelve: Leisure and Recreation Cluster Thirteen: Information Technology Cluster Fourteen: Engineering and Other STEM
16 For purposes of this report, each occupation is categorized into only one cluster. In practice an occupation
may be relevant to additional career clusters.
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