2006-2016 Kansas Occupational Outlook

 

Executive Summary Hot Jobs in Kansas (Brochure) Methodology Report

2006 - 2016 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 2006 – 2016.

Statewide	Regions

 

2006 - 2016 Projections by Occupation

• Table 3 - Statewide
• Table 3.1 - Kansas City
• Table 3.2 - North Central
• Table 3.3 - Northeast
• Table 3.4 - Northwest
• Table 3.5 - South Central
• Table 3.6 - Southeast
• Table 3.7 - Southwest
  

Top Ten Tables by Occupation growing the most/least by percentage and absolute change

• Table 4 - Statewide
• Table 4.1 - Kansas City
• Table 4.2 - North Central
• Table 4.3 - Northeast
• Table 4.4 - Northwest
• Table 4.5 - South Central
• Table 4.6 - Southeast
• Table 4.7 - Southwest

2006 - 2016 Projections by Industry Sector

• Table 3 - Statewide
• Table 3.1 - Kansas City
• Table 3.2 - North Central
• Table 3.3 - Northeast
• Table 3.4 - Northwest
• Table 3.5 - South Central
• Table 3.6 - Southeast
• Table 3.7 - Southwest
  

Top Ten Tables by Industry growing the most/least by percentage and absolute change

• Table 4 - Statewide
• Table 4.1 - Kansas City
• Table 4.2 - North Central
• Table 4.3 - Northeast
• Table 4.4 - Northwest
• Table 4.5 - South Central
• Table 4.6 - Southeast
• Table 4.7 - Southwest

Top Ten Tables by Educational Requirement

• Table 4 - Statewide
• Table 4.1 - Kansas City
• Table 4.2 - North Central
• Table 4.3 - Northeast
• Table 4.4 - Northwest
• Table 4.5 - South Central
• Table 4.6 - Southeast
• Table 4.7 - Southwest
  
  

2006-2016 Occupational Outlook Projections News Release

 

Click here to access our Long-term Occupational Projections database

 

Click here to access our Long-term Industry Projections database

 

Click here to access our Short-term Occupational Projections database

 

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

 

 

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