Employment Guide for Students and Jobseekers - DOLE

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6 Labor Market Information A. Wage Employment (Local or Overseas) 1. What are the job opportunities? There are local and overseas job opportunities. a. Local employment opportunities Local employment opportunities are classified as in-demand and hard-to-fill jobs which are in 15 industries/sectors that have been identified to come out the greatest employment opportunities until 2020. In-demand jobs refer to job vacancies which are frequently posted because these are important to the operations of the business while hard-to-fill jobs refer to job vacancies that have few applicants or are lacking in qualified job applicants. INDUSTRY IN-DEMAND JOBS HARD-TO-FILL JOBS 1. Agribusiness Animal husbandry Agricultural economist Coconut farmer Entomologist (Plant) Farmer (Fruit, Vegetable & Root Crops) Fisherman Horticulturist Plant Mechanic Rice Thresher Operator- Mechanic Veterinarian Pathologist DOLE Employment Guide for Students and Jobseekers Feed Processor/Food Technician Fishery Technologist 2. Cyber services Animator Accountant HR Outsourcing Specialist Call Center Agent Medical Transcription Editor Computer Programmers, Developers (software, web) IT (MIS Developer) 3. Health & Wellness Nurse Herbologist Optician Optometrist Doctor Physical Therapist Pharmacist Medical Technologist Laboratory Technician Physician/ Surgeon Spa/Massage Therapist Masseur
INDUSTRY IN-DEMAND JOBS HARD-TO-FILL JOBS 4. Hotel & Restaurant Front Office Agent/Attendant Baker Food Server & Handler Food & Beverage Service Attendant Waiter Bartender Room attendant Other Housekeeping Services Reservation Officer & Other Frontline Occupation Tour Guide Cook 5. Mining Geologist Mining Engineer Geodetic Engineer Metallurgical Engineer Mining & Metallurgical Technician 6. Construction Fabricator Piper Fitter Welder 7. Banking & Finance Operations Manager Teller 8. Manufacturing Electrical Technician Finance & Accounting Manager Food Technologist Machine Operator Sewer 9. Ownership Dwellings & Real Estate 10. Transport & Logistics Building Manager Construction Manager Construction Worker Foreman Mason Welder Real Estate Agents/Brokers Marketer Checker Maintenance Mechanics Stewardess Engineer (Civil, Electrical, Design, Structural, Planning & Contract) Accounting Clerk Bookkeeper Auditor Cashier Credit Card Analyst Finance Analyst/Specialist Accountant Risk Management Officer Chemist Electrical Engineer Industrial Engineer IT Specialist Machinist Mechanical Engineer Mechanical Technician Chemical Engineer Civil Engineer Mechanical Engineer Surveyor Architect Gantry Operator Ground Engineer Heavy Equipment Operator Long Haul Driver, Pilot Transport & Logistics Machinery Operator Aircraft mechanic & other rel. skills DOLE Employment Guide for Students and Jobseekers 7
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Page 5 and 6: Table of Contents Introduction…
Page 7 and 8: THE BIG PICTURE
Page 9 and 10: The Big Picture Brief Opportunities
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60 NATIONAL WAGES AND PRODUCTIVITY
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62 OVERSEAS WORKERS WELFARE ADMINIS
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70 TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS D
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72 BUREAU OF LOCAL EMPLOYMENT (BLE)
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74 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS (BLR)
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76 BUREAU OF WORKING CONDITIONS (BW
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THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP OR PRACTICE OF
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Starting DOLE Employment Guide for
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Topics at a Glance Starting For tho
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6. Family Welfare Program (FWP) - s
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