Occupational profiles give clear information about different jobs—like the skills required, daily tasks, average earnings, job trends, and growth opportunities.
In today’s job market, understanding occupational profiles is key for:
- Making informed career decisions
- Supporting job searches
- Designing education and training programs
- Aligning workforce development with industry needs
- Managing expectations about the labour market
This guide can help the following groups:
- Job Seekers - Discover the skills, qualifications, and daily work for different roles to see what jobs might be a good fit.
- Students - Explore career options and learn what education or training is needed to get there.
- Career Practitioners - Use profiles to guide people with job requirements, salary expectations, and career growth insights.
- Employers - Build better job descriptions and hire the right candidates by understanding required skills and qualifications.
- Educators & Training Providers - Design courses and programs that align with what today’s labour market demands.
- Policy Makers - Shape education, training, and workforce development policies that reflect real industry needs.
Find the Right Fit: Career Profiles in Nova Scotia (PDF)