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687. Adults Taking Work-Related Adult Education Classes
[In thousands (178,618 represents 178,618,000), except percent. For the civiliannoninstitutional population 16 years old and over not enrolled inelementary or secondary school.
Excludes retired persons over 70 who did not work for pay in the prior year. Excludes classes such as basic skills,personal development, etc. See also Table 328]
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PARTICIPANTS
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OCCUPATION
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Total
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population
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Number
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Percent
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Total, 1995
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178,618
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39,655
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22
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Health assessment, treatment
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2,337
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1,667
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71
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Health diagnosing
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859
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576
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67
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Teacher, below college
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5,414
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2,837
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52
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Other professional 1
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7,903
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3,739
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47
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Executive, admin., managerial
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13,098
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5,509
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42
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College teacher
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1,254
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511
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41
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Technical and related support
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5,240
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2,268
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43
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Miscellaneous
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2,311
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819
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35
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Admin. support, incl. clerical
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22,968
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6,646
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29
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Sales workers
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18,179
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4,214
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23
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Service
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20,080
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4,192
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21
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Precision production, craft
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and repair
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12,667
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2,811
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22
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Transportation and materials
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moving
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5,311
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825
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16
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Machine operators, assemblers
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and inspectors
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9,484
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1,392
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15
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Agriculture, forestry and fishing
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2,336
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270
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12
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Handlers, equipment cleaning,
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helpers and laborers
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2,456
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273
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11
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No job in the past year
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46,720
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1,107
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2
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Total, 1999
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183,498
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44,815
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Health assessment, treatment
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3,034
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2,207
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73
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Health diagnosing
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884
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578
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65
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Teacher, below college
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6,778
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3,512
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52
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Other professional 1
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9,864
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4,991
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51
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Executive, admin., managerial
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28,665
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10,704
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37
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College teacher
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2,582
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1,080
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42
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Technical and related support
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7,314
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3,021
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41
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Miscellaneous
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2,161
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337
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16
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Admin. support, incl. clerical
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22,276
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5,789
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26
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Sales workers
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14,626
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3,325
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23
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Service
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18,192
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3,393
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Precision production, craft
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and repair
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11,179
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1,634
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15
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Transportation and materials
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moving
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5,476
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959
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18
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Machine operators, assemblers
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and inspectors
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10,121
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1,873
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19
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Agriculture, forestry and fishing
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2,532
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394
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16
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Handlers, equipment cleaning,
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helpers and laborers
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3,874
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206
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No job in the past year
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33,939
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814
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1 For example, includes engineers, scientists, and social scientists.
Source: U.S. National Center for Education Statistics, Adult Participation in Work-Related Courses, 1994-95, October 1998, NCES 98-309; andNational Household Education Survey, spring
1999.
http://nces.ed.gov/
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/687_adults_taking_work_related_adult_education.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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