Occupational Information. December 1997 Sudbury, Ontario Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC)

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Occupational Information

Information on occupations from local, provincial, and national sources.

Occupational Profiles: Sudbury HRCC Area
Profiles of "significant occupations" in the Sudbury HRCC area are currently in translation and will be posted soon.

Occupational Profiles: HRCCs in Ontario
Profiles of "significant occupations" prepared by various HRCC LMI Units in the province. A link to HRCC's in other provinces is included.

Ontario Job Futures
It contains occupational outlooks for Ontario to the year 2000 for 157 occupations. A reference tool to help Canadians make informed career choices, and a valuable resource for parents, students, teachers, counsellors and workers. A product of a cooperative project between the Ontario Ministry of Education and Training and HRDC Ontario Region.

The Ontario Occupational Quarterly
A Quarterly publication exploring current occupational trends and issues affecting the Ontario labour market.

Ontario Occupational Prospects Document
This report is part of an ongoing federal-provincial initiative to monitor occupational labour markets which may impact on Ontario's economic performance and which have human resource development implications.

National Job Futures
Volume One, Occupational Outlooks, provides general information on 211 occupational groups covering all jobs available in Canada. Information on each occupational group includes:

types of employers who hire workers in the group;
job duties and responsibilities;
the level and type of education, training and experience required of workers in the group;
main labour market characteristics of the group;
current prospects of finding work in occupations in the group; and
job prospects for the next five years.

Volume Two, Career Outlook for Graduates, provides general information on the education and work experiences of recent graduates from trade and vocational schools, community colleges and universities. This information is organized by programs of study, for example, Biology and Computer Science. Volume Two includes 155 programs of study, which represent a specific field of study at a certain educational level.