International Standard of Occupations
International Standard of Occupations
International Standard of Occupations
The ISCO-08 divides jobs into 10 major groups: 1- anagers !-"rofessionals #-Technicians and associate professionals $-Clerical support %or&ers '-Service and sales %or&ers (-S&illed agricultural) forestr* and fisher* %or&ers +-Craft and related trades %or&ers 8-"lant and machine operators) and assemblers ,--lementar* occupations 10-.rmed forces occupations
/ 0nderlined occupations %as considered in 11S2s 3abor force surve* -!010 MANAGERS
11 Chief e4ecutives) senior officials and legislators 111 3egislators and senior officials 11! anaging directors and chief e4ecutives
1! .dministrative and commercial managers 1!1 1usiness services and administration managers 1!! Sales) mar&eting and development managers 1# "roduction and speciali5ed services managers 1#1 "roduction managers in agriculture) forestr* and fisheries 1#! anufacturing) mining) construction) and distribution managers
1## Information and communications technolog* service managers 1#$ "rofessional services managers 1$ 6ospitalit*) retail and other services managers 1$1 6otel and restaurant managers 1$! 7etail and %holesale trade managers 1$# Other services managers
PROFESSIONALS
211 Physical and earth science professionals 212 Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 Life science professionals 214 Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology 21! Electrotechnology engineers 21" #rchitects, planners, sur$eyors and designers
22 %ealth professionals
221 Medical doctors 222 &ursing and mid'ifery professionals 223 (raditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 Paramedical practitioners 22! )eterinarians 22" *ther health professionals 22+ Medical #ssistant professionals
23 (eaching professionals
231 ,ni$ersity and higher education teachers 232 )ocational education teachers 233 Secondary education teachers 234 Primary school and early childhood teachers 23! *ther teaching professionals
241 .inance professionals 242 #dministration professionals 243 Sales, mar/eting and pu0lic relations professionals
2!1 Soft'are and applications de$elopers and analysts 2!2 2ata0ase and net'or/ professionals
2"1 Legal professionals 2"2 Li0rarians, archi$ists and curators 2"3 Social and religious professionals 2"4 #uthors, 3ournalists and linguists 2"! 4reati$e and performing artists
311 Physical and engineering science technicians 312 Mining, manufacturing and construction super$isors 313 Process control technicians 314 Life science technicians and related associate professionals
321 Medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 &ursing and mid'ifery associate professionals 323 (raditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 )eterinary technicians and assistants 32! *ther health associate professionals
331 .inancial and mathematical associate professionals 332 Sales and purchasing agents and 0ro/ers 333 -usiness ser$ices agents 334 #dministrati$e and speciali5ed secretaries 33! 6egulatory go$ernment associate professionals
341 Legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 Sports and fitness 'or/ers 343 #rtistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals
3!1 1nformation and communications technology operations and user support technicians 3!2 (elecommunications and 0roadcasting technicians
421 (ellers, money collectors and related cler/s 422 4lient information 'or/ers
51 Personal service
or!ers
!11 (ra$el attendants, conductors and guides !12 4oo/s !13 :aiters and 0artenders !14 %airdressers, 0eauticians and related 'or/ers !1! -uilding and house/eeping super$isors !1" *ther personal ser$ices 'or/ers
!221 Shop/eepers
!241 .ashion and *ther Models !242 Sales 2emonstrators !243 2oor9to9door Salespersons !244 4ontact 4entre Salespersons !24! Ser$ice Station #ttendants !24" .ood Ser$ice 4ounter #ttendants
!31 4hild care 'or/ers and teachers< aides !32 Personal care 'or/ers in health ser$ices
"21 .orestry and related 'or/ers "22 .ishery 'or/ers, hunters and trappers
"31 Su0sistence crop farmers "32 Su0sistence li$estoc/ farmers "33 Su0sistence mixed crop and li$estoc/ farmers "34 Su0sistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers
+11 -uilding frame and related trades 'or/ers +12 -uilding finishers and related trades 'or/ers +13 Painters, 0uilding structure cleaners and related trades 'or/ers
+21 Sheet and structural metal 'or/ers, moulders and 'elders, and related 'or/ers +22 -lac/smiths, toolma/ers and related trades 'or/ers +23 Machinery mechanics and repairers
+! .ood processing, 'ood 'or/ing, garment and other craft and related trades 'or/ers
+!1 .ood processing and related trades 'or/ers +!2 :ood treaters, ca0inet9ma/ers and related trades 'or/ers +!3 7arment and related trades 'or/ers +!4 *ther craft and related 'or/ers
>11 Mining and mineral processing plant operators >12 Metal processing and finishing plant operators >13 4hemical and photographic products plant and machine operators >14 6u00er, plastic and paper products machine operators >1! (extile, fur and leather products machine operators >1" .ood and related products machine operators >1+ :ood processing and paperma/ing plant operators >1> *ther stationary plant and machine operators
>2 #ssem0lers
>21 #ssem0lers
>31 Locomoti$e engine dri$ers and related 'or/ers >32 4ar, $an and motorcycle dri$ers >33 %ea$y truc/ and 0us dri$ers >34 Mo0ile plant operators
ELE&ENTAR% OCCUPATIONS
?11 2omestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers ?12 )ehicle, 'indo', laundry and other hand cleaning 'or/ers
?31 Mining and construction la0ourers ?32 Manufacturing la0ourers ?33 (ransport and storage la0ourers
?!1 Street and related ser$ice 'or/ers ?!2 Street $endors (excluding food