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2004-2014 Kansas Occupational Outlook

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Executive Summary 2004 - 2014 Kansas Occupational Outlook Brochures Get a Jump Start on Your Future Jobs of the Future Methodology Report

2004 - 2014 Kansas Occupational Outlook Occupational and Industry employment projections are useful sources of information for planning and preparation of educational and training programs, assessing the need of skilled workers in the future and studying long-range trends in occupational employment. The long-term projections are created every two years and cover a ten year time-span. The current projections cover the years 2004 – 2014.

Statewide	Regions

• 2004 - 2014 Projections by Occupation
  
  • Table 3 - Statewide - Projections by occupation
  • Table 3.1 - Kansas City - Projections by occupation
  • Table 3.2 - North Central - Projections by occupation
  • Table 3.3 - Northeast - Projections by occupation
  • Table 3.4 - Northwest - Projections by occupation
  • Table 3.5 - South Central - Projections by occupation
  • Table 3.6 - Southeast - Projections by occupation
  • Table 3.7 - Southwest - Projections by occupation
    
    
  • Table 4 - Statewide - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  • Table 4.1 - Kansas City - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  • Table 4.2 - North Central - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  • Table 4.3 - Northeast - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  • Tabel 4.4 - Northwest - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  • Table 4.5 - South Central - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  • Table 4.6 - Southeast - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  • Table 4.7 - Southwest - Top ten fastest growing occupations
  
  
• 2004 - 2014 Projections by Industry Sector
  
  • Table 3 - Statewide - Projections by industry
  • Table 3.1 - Kansas City - Projections by industry
  • Table 3.2 - North Central - Projections by industry
  • Table 3.3 - Northeast - Projections by industry
  • Table 3.4 - Northwest - Projections by industry
  • Table 3.5 - South Central - Projections by industry
  • Table 3.6 - Southeast - Projections by industry
  • Table 3.7 - Southwest - Projections by industry
    
    
  • Table 4 - Statewide - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  • Table 4.1 - Kansas City - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  • Table 4.2 - North Central - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  • Table 4.3 - Northeast - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  • Tabel 4.4 - Northwest - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  • Table 4.5 - South Central - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  • Table 4.6 - Southeast - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  • Table 4.7 - Southwest - Top Ten fastest growing industries
  
  
• Top Ten Tables by Educational Attainment
  
  • Table 4 - Statewide - Top ten occupations by educational attainment
  • Table 4.1 - Kansas City - Top ten occupations by educational attainment
  • Table 4.2 - North Central - Top ten occupations by educational attainment
  • Table 4.3 - Northeast - Top ten occupations by educational attainment
  • Table 4.4 - Northwest - Top ten fastest growing occupations by educational attainment
  • Table 4.5 - South Central - Top ten occupations by educational attainment
  • Table 4.6 - Southeast - Top ten occupations by educational attainment
  • Table 4.7 - Southwest - Top ten occupations by educational attainment
    
    

2002 - 2012 Occupational Outlook

2004 - 2014 Occupational Outlook Press Release

Acknowledgements
We would like to acknowledge and thank Dr. Joseph Sicillian of the University of Kansas, Dr. Ed Olsen of Kansas State University and Dr. John Wong of Wichita State University. Their knowledge of the Kansas Economy and their reviews of the preliminary projections undoubtedly made for more accurate projections.