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Center for Workforce Information & Analysis November 8, 2010

NW PA STEM Region Videoconference. Center for Workforce Information & Analysis November 8, 2010. Agenda. General STEM Information STEM Employment STEM Employment by Educational Attainment STEM Wages Employment within the STEM Fields Healthcare, Construction & Manufacturing

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Center for Workforce Information & Analysis November 8, 2010

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  1. NW PA STEM Region Videoconference Center for Workforce Information & Analysis November 8, 2010

  2. Agenda • General STEM Information • STEM Employment • STEM Employment by Educational Attainment • STEM Wages • Employment within the STEM Fields • Healthcare, Construction & Manufacturing • Real-time Employment Data 2

  3. Northwest STEM Region 3

  4. Northwest Region for Data 4

  5. STEM FAQs • Total STEM Occupations: 222 • STEM Occupations that are also Green: 53 • STEM Occupations that are also PA HPOs: 67 • STEM Occupations are projected to grow more than Non-STEM occupations over the next 10 years. • The Northwest region accounts for 8% of the STEM in PA. • A majority of the STEM occupations require a Bachelor’s Degree or higher. 5

  6. STEM FAQs Top Employed STEM Occupations in Northwest Region: Note: Automotive Service Technicians & Mechanics is the only one that is not green or an HPO. 6

  7. STEM FAQs Top Employed STEM/Green Occupations in Northwest Region: 7

  8. STEM FAQs Top Employed STEM/HPO Occupations in Northwest Region: 8

  9. STEM Employment 9

  10. STEM Employment By WIA, Percent Change (2006-2016)

  11. STEM Occupations are Projected to Grow More than the Non- STEM Occupations Over the Next Ten Years (2006-2016) 11

  12. STEM Occupations are Projected to Grow More than the Non- STEM Occupations Over the Next Ten Years (2006-2016) 12

  13. Northwest STEM Employment Accounts for 8% of Statewide STEM in 2006 13

  14. STEM Occupations Make Up 19% of the Northwest Region’s Workforce Total NW Population = 531,880 Total NW STEM Population = 101,610 Approximately 1 in every 5 jobs is STEM in the Region Non-STEM 14

  15. 2006 STEM Employment by WIA • Approximately 1/3 of all STEM Occupations in the Region are also Green. 15

  16. Regional STEM Openings Most Openings for STEM Occupations in Northwest Region: 16

  17. STEM Employment by Educational Attainment 17

  18. STEM Educational Attainment STEM Occupations Requiring… Bachelor’s Degree or Higher 132 • Registered Nurses (AD) is projected to be the fastest growing STEM occupation. Projected volume growth of 2,310 from 2006-16. Long-Term on-the-job Training or Some Postsecondary Education 74 Short-Term or Moderate-Term On-The-Job Training 16 All Occupations Requiring… Bachelor’s Degree or Higher 258 Long-Term on-the-job Training or Some Postsecondary Education 241 Short-Term or Moderate-Term On-The-Job Training 327 18

  19. STEM Occupations with Highest Expected Growth 2006-2016, by Educational Attainment Northwest Region Requiring a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher 19

  20. STEM Occupations with Highest Expected Growth 2006-2016, by Educational Attainment Northwest Region Requiring Long-Term On the Job Training or Some Postsecondary Education 20

  21. STEM Occupations with Highest Expected Growth 2006-2016, by Educational Attainment NorthwestRegion Requiring Short-Term or Moderate-Term On the Job Training 21

  22. STEM Wages 22

  23. On Average STEM Occupations Earn More 2008 Average Annual Wage 23

  24. Average Annual STEM Wage is Higher Across All Education Levels 24

  25. STEM Fields • Agriculture, Forestry, Construction, Installation, Maintenance & Repair • Architecture & Engineering • Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports & Media • Business & Financial • Computer & Mathematical • Education & Training • Healthcare • Life, Physical & Social Science • Management • Production & Transportation * defined by occupation 25

  26. STEM Fields 26

  27. Employment in STEM Fields The top 3 fields employ 65% of the Northwest STEM workers Healthcare Agriculture, Forestry, Construction, Installation, Maintenance & Repair Business & Financial 29% 20% 16% The fields of Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports & Media, Education & Training, and Life, Physical & Social Science only accounted for 5% of the STEM employment. 27

  28. STEM Employment by Industry • Construction, Healthcare & Manufacturing account for 62% of the employment 28

  29. STEM Occupations By Industry 29

  30. 2006 Projected Growth Change by Industry Northwest Region • Healthcare generally pays more. 30

  31. Real-time Data Help Wanted Online (HWOL) The HWOL data series “measures the number of new first-time online jobs and jobs reposted from the previous month on more than 1,200 major internet job boards and smaller job boards that serve niche markets and smaller geographic areas.” The rationale for the use of this data set is that an increase in the number of jobs being posted online is an indication of increased demand for workers. It is important to note that while the HWOL data series is one of the most comprehensive counts of online job postings available, not every job that is available and or filled is done so through an internet job board. For this reason, increases in HWOL posting counts may indicate an increase in demand. 31

  32. Regional STEM Job Postings 32

  33. Above Average STEM Job Postings Growth Northwest Region 33

  34. STEM Overview • STEM occupations make up 19% of the Northwest Region’s workforce. • NW Region STEM is projected to grow 9.0% over the next 10 years, 10.7% statewide. • SE PA is projected to have the largest employment growth from 2006-16. • Approximately 1/3 of all STEM occupations are also Green. • Registered nurses are projected to growth the most between 2006-16. • A majority of STEM occupations require a Bachelor’s Degree or higher. • On average, STEM occupations pay more than Non-STEM. • Three STEM fields employ 65% of all NW STEM Workers. • NWSTEM Healthcare employment is projected to by 17% over the next 10 years. Healthcare also typically pays more. 34

  35. CWIA Contact Info • Customer Response Line: • 877-493-3282 • Email: workforceinfo@state.pa.us • On the web: www.paworkstats.state.pa.us 35

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