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1819 Aberg Avenue 
Madison, WI 53704  
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Nontraditional Occupations for Women (NTO)

What are NonTraditional Occupations?
Nontraditional occupations for women are defined by the U.S. Department of Labor as jobs in which 25% or less of the workers are female.

Why is it important to open up NTO for women?
Opening up nontraditional occupations for women simply reflects full and unrestricted career choice and equal employment opportunity for all, regardless of gender or race. As one-stop shopping centers for all members of the community seeking employment & training services, Job Center service networks need to systematically provide ALL customers with information about and services for the full spectrum of job and career opportunities.

Advantages of NTO Jobs
Nontraditional jobs offer a variety of advantages. Some of the major rewards include the following:
- Higher Salary
- Advancement Opportunities
- Benefits
- Occupational "Fit"
- Education/Training
- Work Hours

Would you enjoy ...
Earning 20% - 30% more than traditional women's jobs in a career typically considered "men's work?"

Doing outdoor, physical, shop, hands-on or mechanical work?

Learning more about FREE programs in the community that help women explore, prepare for, and enter these careers?

Did you answer "YES " to the above questions?

Then, call Joy Wiggert at (608) 242-4565 to register for a FREE Women in Trades and Technology Career Information Session

A Women in Trades and Technology Career Information Session is the single point of entry for all women in the community considering nontraditional employment, training, or educational options. It is designed to provide women with the information they need to make their own informed career choices.

For additional information about non-traditional occupations, browse the following pages:

Workplace Solutions

Institute for Women in Trades, Technology, and Science

National Association for Women in Construction (NAWIC)

U.S. DOLETA Bureau of Apprenticeship & Training

U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau

This site updated 10/25/2007.

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