2013년 Top 10 Best Jobs in Canada ---(추가 Top 50 )

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출처:  Canadian Business, Canada's Top 50 Jobs 2013 edition  

http://www.canadianbusiness.com/companies-and-industries/top-10-best-jobs-in-canada/?gallery_page=1#gallery_top

1. Oil & gas drilling supervisor 

Median Salary: $74,880     Change in salary (2006–2012): +39%     Total employees: 16,100  

2. Head nurse & heath-care manager

Median Salary: $74,880    Change in salary (2006–2012): +24%     Total employees: 25,600

 

3. Petroleum engineer

Median Salary: $93,516      Change in salary (2006–2012): +17%   Total employees: 11,900

 

4. Electrical & telecommunications contractor

Median Salary: $72,800      Change in salary (2006–2012): +28%   Total employees: 20,600

 

5. School principal & administrator

Median Salary: $90,001       Change in salary (2006–2012): +25%    Total employees: 32,300

 

6. Lawyer

Median Salary: $79,996      Change in salary (2006–2012): +14%     Total employees: 50,800

 

7. Real estate & financial manager

Median Salary: $79,872       Change in salary (2006–2012): +15%    Total employees: 22,800

 

8. Senior government manager

Median Salary: $95,992         Change in salary (2006–2012): +23%                       Total employees: 11,600

9. Chemical engineer

Median Salary: $78,000          Change in salary (2006–2012): +20%                    Total employees: 9,200

10. Aerospace engineer Median Salary: $75,004    Change in salary (2006–2012): +11%   Total employees: 8,500

 

 

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Overall Rank	Job	Growth in # of employees (2006-2012)	Change in salary (2006-2012)	Projected job openings for every person looking in 2020	Median annual salary (2012)
1	Oil & gas drilling supervisor	44%	39%	2.3	$74,880
2	Head nurse & heath-care manager	58%	24%	1.23	$74,880
3	Petroleum engineer	75%	17%	1.02	$93,517
4	Electrical & telecommunications contractor	87%	28%	1.09	$72,800
5	School principal & administrator	9%	25%	1.23	$90,002
6	Lawyer	33%	14%	1.19	$79,997
7	Real estate & financial manager	47%	15%	1.07	$79,872
8	Senior government manager	4%	23%	1.15	$95,992
9	Chemical engineer	46%	20%	0.82	$78,000
10	Aerospace engineer	49%	11%	1.02	$75,005
11	Audiologist & speech-language pathologist	29%	21%	0.93	$77,813
12	Natural & applied science researcher	73%	25%	0.8	$73,590
13	Construction manager	39%	21%	0.94	$72,800
14	Police officer	25%	21%	1.05	$72,800
15	Financial administrator	13%	22%	0.92	$79,997
16	Registered nurse	10%	24%	1.23	$72,072
17	Sales & marketing manager	–4%	20%	1.15	$75,005
18	Dental hygienist	30%	12%	1.2	$69,992
19	Civil engineer	38%	13%	0.82	$76,960
20	Industrial technician	13%	28%	1.02	$74,381
21	Metal-forming contractor & supervisor	41%	32%	1.09	$65,874
22	Transportation manager	31%	17%	0.94	$72,800
23	Pipefitting contractor & supervisor	46%	19%	1.09	$66,560
24	Utilities manager	3%	17%	0.91	$100,006
25	Software engineer	34%	8%	0.77	$79,997
26	Occupational therapist	34%	21%	0.93	$72,738
27	Pharmacist	12%	21%	0.71	$95,680
28	Computer engineer	19%	14%	1.02	$75,005
29	Psychologist	–9%	25%	1.04	$77,709
30	School and guidance counsellor	29%	32%	1.04	$69,326
31	Electrician	100%	22%	0.91	$69,493
32	Economic analyst (government)	–15%	16%	0.96	$100,277
33	Geologist, geochemist & geophysicist	9%	34%	0.7	$89,440
34	Petroleum, gas & chemical process operator	5%	28%	1.16	$69,992
35	Health & occupation inspector	37%	15%	1.09	$66,560
36	Human-resources manager	9%	14%	0.92	$79,997
37	Mechanical engineer	33%	17%	0.82	$72,800
38	University professor	22%	19%	0.54	$81,994
39	Pilot	0%	25%	1.56	$69,846
40	Engineering manager	–20%	9%	1.06	$87,131
41	Secondary school teacher	3%	24%	1.04	$74,152
42	Railway & transportation supervisor	34%	38%	1.32	$60,320
43	Mining supervisor	18%	23%	2.3	$64,480
44	College instructor	21%	12%	1.45	$66,560
45	Urban planner	26%	16%	0.91	$72,530
46	Banking & credit manager	10%	13%	1.07	$72,530
47	Health-policy researcher	124%	19%	0.8	$67,205
48	Construction inspector	42%	13%	0.91	$62,400
49	Power system operator	–6%	11%	0.78	$70,720
50	Probation & parole officer	11%	13%	0.96	$71,094

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