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FORECAST UPDATE REPORT - 
Slow Employment Growth Expected in 2011, Moderate Gains in 2012 (PDF)
The Office of Employment and Population Statistics (EPS) within the Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA) is forecasting a gradual increase in nonfarm employment in Arizona for the 2011-2012 projections time period. In comparison to the employment forecast released earlier in April, nonfarm employment growth has been forecast to be slightly slower in 2011 and moderate in 2012.

Forecast update Slide Presentation (PDF)

OCCUPATION PROJECTIONS - 
Healthcare Occupations Projected to Lead Growth in Arizona  (PDF)
Although some occupational groups are expected to have gains, the forecast is for a net loss of about 36,500 jobs or -1.4% from 2009 through 2011. Between 2008 and 2018 the forecast average growth rate for all occupations in Arizona is 5.5% with a net gain of over 158,000 jobs. Some occupations are expected to grow faster than 5.5%, some slower, and some are expected to lose jobs. For details see the above report which includes narrative, tables, and graphs for short term (2009-2011) and long term (2008-2018) occupation projections in Arizona.

Forecast Methodology

Projections Tables

2010-2012 INDUSTRY PROJECTIONS

Arizona Statewide, Phoenix MSA, Tucson MSA & Balance of State: XLS | PDF

2008-2018 INDUSTRY PROJECTIONS

Arizona Statewide, Phoenix MSA, Tucson MSA & Balance of State: XLS | PDF

2009-2011 OCCUPATION PROJECTIONS

Arizona Statewide: XLS | PDF

Training & Education Resource Model (TERM)

About the TERM (PDF)

OCCUPATIONS BY TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

Arizona Statewide 2008-2018

  • On the Job Training PDF
  • Associate Training PDF
  • Bachelor Degree PDF
  • Graduate Degree PDF
  • All Occupations PDF
  • Explanatory Notes PDF
  • Education & Training Notes PDF
  • All the above reports in one file XLS

NOTE: Training requirements are provided as general guidelines and are not absolute requirements for employment.

 

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