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Classification Structure	View the Career Handbook structure and access Career Handbook profiles by NOC skill type. Not familiar with the classification structure? Consult the NOC 2001 training tutorial to learn how occupational information in this site is organized.
Introduction/ Glossary	An overview and guide to using the Career Handbook.
Index of Titles	The NOC Index of Titles provides a listing of job titles and their corresponding 4-digit codes. Use this link to search for job titles and codes to facilitate your search for Career Handbook profiles (see the "Search - Index of Titles" information below for more detail).
NOC 2001	NOC 2001 provides accurate and up-to-date descriptions for 520 occupational groups (e.g., main duties, employment requirements). The NOC 2001 system is the organizational framework for occupations in the Canadian labour market.
Career Handbook 1996	The first edition of the Career Handbook (to be used in conjunction with the 1992 version of the NOC).
Search	There are three ways to search the Career Handbook Web site: Descriptor Scale Ratings: Select the descriptors you want to include in your search and enter your specific search criteria. Keyword: Search for profiles by entering one or more keywords. Index of Titles: There are four ways to search the NOC Index of Titles to locate profiles or a list of titles. Alphabetical Listing: Browse through the Index alphabetically. Keyword(s): Enter one or more keywords to get a list of job titles, and access to their corresponding Career Handbook profiles. NOC Code (4-digit): Enter a 4-digit NOC code to display titles within the group. Skill Type and Skill Level: Search for job titles with specific skill types and/or skill levels.
Quick Search	Enables you to search for occupations according to their respective codes. You may enter up to a maximum of five digits when searching for a Career Handbook group. When entering a 5-digit code, include the period (e.g., 1453.1). If you do not know the specific code of the group, consider entering only the first digit or first two or three digits to access a list of occupations in a particular skill area. Not familiar with the codes? Consult the NOC 2001 training tutorial to learn how occupational information in this site is organized.

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Last Updated : 2004/4/14

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