04/02/2022
Job Categories in Canada!!!
Administrative/Management: Here is salary information for a few of the most popular “white collar” jobs in the administrative / management sectors.
1 Purchasing Manager
2 Receptionist
3 Secretary / Administrative Assistant
4 Market Research Analyst
Advertising/Marketing/Communications: Great news for English majors: the number of jobs for people talented in marketing, writing, and editing has accelerated with the rapid growth of the internet and social media. If you’re skilled in oral or written communications, here’s what you can expect to earn.
1 Advertising Managers and Promotions Managers
2 Advertising Sales Agent
3 Graphic Designer
4 Interpreter and Translator
5 Public Relations Specialist
6 Social Media Manager
7 Writer and Editor
Construction/Building Trades/Engineering: The construction and building trades can be particularly appealing for people who want a stable income (in periods of a strong economy) because workers often enjoy the advocacy of labor unions.
1 Architect
2 Construction Laborer
3 Electrician
4 Environmental Engineer
5 Janitor
6 Mechanical Engineer
7 Plumber
Creative Arts/Design: If you’re talented in design or photography, this information will help you on your path to a rewarding career.
1 Fashion Designer
2 Interior Designer
3 Photographer
Education/Research/Academia: Jobs for young teachers and researchers are expected to become more readily available as a substantial generation of older workers enter retirement. Here’s career information for a wide variety of opportunities in this sector.
1 Chemist
2 Curator
3 Guidance Counselor
4 Hydrologist
5 Librarian
6 Special Education Teacher
7 School Principal
8 Teacher
9 Teacher Assistant
Financial Services: It used to be that one could enter fields like banking straight out of high school if one had strong math and customer service talents, beginning in teller roles and working one’s way up the corporate ladder. Now, most entry-level candidates have degrees from two-year or four-year colleges. Salary potential varies widely depending upon the position and one’s level of education.
1 Accountant
2 Actuary
3 Bank Teller
4 Budget Analyst
5 Chief Financial Officer
6 Claims Adjuster, Appraiser, Examiner, and Investigator
7 Financial Advisor
8 Insurance Underwriter
9 Loan Officer
Food and Hospitality Services: In a service economy, there will never be a lack of advertised jobs in the restaurant industry. Have a look at these income figures for front- and back-of-house positions.
1 Chef
2 Waiter/Waitress
Healthcare/Medical Research: The aging of the “Baby Boom” generation in the United States means that the demand for talented healthcare professionals has soared.
1 Cardiovascular Technologist
2 Certified Nursing Assistant
3 Dental Hygienist
4 Dentist
5 Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
6 Dietitian/Nutritionist
7 Doctor
8 EMTs and Paramedics
9 Health Educator
10 Home Health Aide
11 Licensed Practical Nurse
12 Medical Assistant
13 Medical Laboratory Technician
14 Occupational Therapist
15 Pharmacist
16 Pharmacy Technician
17 Physician Assistant
18 Physical Therapist
19 Physical Therapy Assistant
20 Registered Nurse
Human Resources/Consulting: Wondering what the people who manage your benefits make for a living? Find out here.
1 Chief Diversity Officer
2 Chief People Officer
3 Consultant
4 Human Resources Manager
Information Technology (IT): Computer programming can be such a lucrative field that even acceptance into good college programs can be extremely competitive. Here’s the outlook for what to expect after graduation.
1 Computer Programmer
2 Computer Systems Analyst
3 Database Administrator
4 Software Developer
5 Web Developer
Legal Services/Government/Non-Profit: Review the following career information if you’re aspiring to a career in law or public service.
1 Correctional Officer
2 Court Reporter
3 Firefighter
4 Judge
5 Lawyer
6 Paralegal and Legal Assistant
7 Police Officer
8 Postal Service Worker
9 Social Worker
Personal Services: Talented professionals who provide personal services often enjoy the additional freedoms of being able to work independently and set their own hours.
1 Dog Groomer
2 Auto Mechanic
3 Cosmetologist
4 Fitness Trainer
5 Funeral Director
6 Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists
7 Marriage and Family Therapist
8 Veterinarian
Retail Sales / Customer Service: Are you a “people person” interested in a career in sales or customer service? Here’s information about what you can expect to make in these fields.
1 Cashier
2 Customer Service Representative
3 Retail Salesperson
Transportation: If you’re ready to translate your passion for “flying the friendly skies” into a steady career, there are jobs you might like to explore. The recent demand for flight attendants is particularly strong.
1 Aircraft Mechanic
2 Airline Pilot
3 Airport Security Screener
3 Flight Attendant
