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High Demand Occupations in
Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee and Washington Counties
DESIGN,
ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS AND MEDIA OCCUPATIONS
| Occupational Title |
2010 Employment Projection |
Growth %
2000-2010 |
Average
Annual
Openings |
Education/ Training Typically
Required |
Entry Level Wages |
Announcers (Milw) |
480 |
-7.7% |
10 |
Long term on-the-job training |
$8.15 |
Broadcast Technicians
(Milw) |
170 |
6.3% |
10 |
Post High School Vocational Training |
$9.61 |
Coaches/ Scouts |
700 |
20.7% |
30 |
Long term on-the-job training |
NA |
Editors |
930 |
20.8% |
50 |
Bachelor's Degree |
$14.68 |
Graphic Designers |
1720 |
13.9% |
40 |
Bachelor's Degree |
$14.79 |
Musicians/ Singers (Milw) |
780 |
34.5% |
30 |
Long term on-the-job training |
NA |
Producers/ Directors (Milw) |
280 |
21.7% |
20 |
Work exp & degree |
NA |
Public Relations Specialists |
2060 |
28.8% |
70 |
Bachelor's Degree |
$8.82 |
Umpires/ Referees/ Other Sports Officials
(Milw) |
NA |
NA |
10 |
Long term on-the-job training |
NA |
*
AO: All others, occupations that are not being included in
other occupational classifications
**On-the-Job
Training is classified as Shrt/trm (Short-term), Mod/trm (Moderate-term)
and Long/trm (Long-term)
***
Occupations that are projected with a large number of openings
for one of the WDAs are designated with either (Milw) or (WOW);
(projections on growth, annual openings and wage information
will apply to that WDA only)
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When information was not available for both WDAs, numbers
are marked by (WOW) or (Milw) to indicate figures are only
for that WDA
***** The list excludes those occupations which
typically require training and education beyond a bachelor's
degree.
Sources:
Wisconsin
Department of Workforce Development, Labor Market Information
webpage
WOW
Workforce Development Area employment profile: In-demand occupations
derived from the 2000-2010 Wisconsin Projections
Milwaukee
Workforce Development Area employment profile: In-demand occupations
derived from the 2000-2010 Wisconsin Projections
Wisconsin
Department of Workforce Development, 2000 Occupational Wage
Survey Report: Milwaukee-Waukesha PMSA
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