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From,Where They Go In The Commonwealth ofPen nsylvania.Information For Student CareerPla nning.\n\n## TITLE\n\nPennsylvania State Univ.,University Park.Dept.of.Counselor Education.  \nINSTITUTION  \nPennsylvania Research Coordinating Unit forVocational Education,Harrisburg.  \n## SPONS AGENCY\n\nREPORT NO  \n,VT-103-529  \n19-5802  \nBUREAU NO  \nAug 76  \nPUB DATE  \nNOTE    .  \n2041·  \n2  \nHF-$0.83'HC-$11.37 Plus Postage.*Career Change:Career Planning;Ce nsus Figures;*Employme nt Patterns;*Employment Qualifications;Employment Statistics;Graphs;*0ccupationalclusters;*0ccupational Information;*0ccupationalMobility;Occupations;Professiona1 Occupation s;Technical Occupa'tions*Pennsylyania10  \n## EDRS PRICE\n\nDESCRIPTORS  \n## IDENTIFIERS\n\nABSTRACT  \nIntended for use in occupational and educationplanning by students and counselors,this document containsinfor mation abot the 106 occupations which are included in theprofessional,technical,and kindred workers cluster of the 0.Scensus.The occupations are grouped by field of interest.For eachoccupation;the information provided.includes a one-page narrativedescription.of the occupation along with census data on occupationalmobility in Pennsylvania expressed in the form of bar graphs.Thenarrative briefly defines the occupatian,then discusses _personalqualifications,job duties,possible advantages and disadvantages,preparation and training,and sources of additional information.Onebar graph depicts the.1965 activities of al1.1970 workers in theoccupation.This is folloved by a paragraph highlighting some of_themajor shifts or similarities in workers'occupations betveen1965 and1970.The secona*graph shows what 196.5 workers in an occupation weredoing in 1970.The·total number of workers in the occupation is givenfor 1965 and 1970,along with alist of·job titles ·classifiedunderthe occupational,heading.(RG)  \n*******************************************步***************************Documents acquired by ERIC include many informal unpublished **materials not available from other sources.ERIC makes every effort**to obtain the best·copy available  Nevertheless,items of marginal **reproducibility,are often encoun terea and this affects the quality *  \n★      L             69                a h   rAAonT ronr  a    +     ne   卫D TC     koe    t  ¹1ohlo        本*of the microfiche and hardcoPy reproductions ERIC  血akes available*via'the ERIC Document.Reproduction Service(EDRS)·EDRS is not  \n*responsible for the quality of the original document.Reproductions **supplied·by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original.   *************************************************************************  \n—  \n0133608  \n意  \nPROFESSIONAL,TECHNICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS  \nWhere They Come FromWhere They Go  \nIn The Commonwealth of-Pennsylvanla  \n## Infornation For Student Career Planning\n\nJEANNE BAKER DRISCDLLEDWIN I.HERR  \n1  \nThe Pennsylvania State UniversityDepartment of Counselor Education  \nAugust 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