Career Clusters

The National Career Clusters® Framework groups related occupations by common skills, helping you plan your career path and build the training, knowledge, and experience needed for success. Explore each cluster’s focus, the types of careers it covers, the roles professionals play, and detailed income and projected job growth insights.

Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

Produce, process, market, distribute and manage agricultural commodities and natural resources.

Architecture & Construction

Design, plan, build, and manage structures and infrastructure.

Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications

Design, produce, perform, write, and publish multimedia content.

Business Management and Administration

Plan, organize, direct, and evaluate business operations to ensure efficiency and productivity.

Education and Training

Plan, manage, and deliver education and training to help individuals develop knowledge and skills.

Finance

Plan, manage and support individuals and organizations in making sound financial decisions.

Government and Public Administration

Plan and perform government functions at various government levels.

Health Science

Plan, manage, and provide healthcare services.

Hospitality and Tourism

Manage, market and operate restaurants, lodges, attractions, recreation, events and travel-related services.

Human Services

Prepare individuals for careers that support families and human needs.

Information Technology

Design, develop, support and manage computer hardware, software, multimedia, and systems integration services.

Law, Public Safety, and Corrections

Plan, manage, and provide legal services to uphold laws and protect communities.

Manufacturing

Plan, manage, and perform the processing of materials into finished products.

Marketing

Plan, manage, and execute marketing activities to promote products, services, and brands to target audiences.

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

Conduct scientific research, develop new tech, and apply engineering and math principles to solve real-world problems.

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

Plan, manage, and coordinate the movement of people, goods, and materials across various transportation systems.

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