VERMONT’S MOST PROMISING JOBS
VERMONT’S HIGH-PAY, HIGH-DEMAND JOBS
Discover jobs that pay well and are projected to be in high demand in Vermont.
Which ones fit your interests, values, and lifestyle?
VERMONT’S MOST PROMISING JOBS
Each job listed here is projected to pay a median wage above $30/hour and to have at least 300 openings in the state between 2022-2032. Skills in demand today have longlasting value and are tools you can take into future jobs.
Do you like working with your hands or with machines to make, fix, or build things?
Wondering where to start?
Remember:
Curious about a job not listed here?
There are many other great Vermont jobs available – like electricians, bookkeepers, diesel engine mechanics, and web designers. To explore other potential career pathways, visit: www.vtlmi.info and click on Career Exploration.
Are you organized and detail-oriented and do you like to work with lots of information?
To learn more about jobs in Vermont and the education and training programs that lead to them.
The Vermont Department of Labor (VDOL) exists to improve the lives of working Vermonters. The Department serves the people and businesses of the state so that all Vermonters can live well, be safe, and experience meaningful employment.
This resource is compiled from VDOL’s Long-Term Occupational Projections released in September 2024 with 2023 wage data aged to 2025.
An affiliate of the Vermont Community Foundation that envisions a thriving Vermont where college and career training opens doors to opportunity and Vermont’s promising jobs.
For translations of this information, to request free brochures, and for job resources, visit mcclurevt.org/jobs.
Photos Flywheel Industrial Arts, Green Mountain Power, OnLogic, Vermont State University (VTSU), Winooski High School