Northumberland

We are pleased to provide occupational demand projections as well as sector demand projections for the Northumberland area.

Occupational Demand Projections

Below you will find occupational demand projections for the Northumberland area. The occupations are ranked based on the total projected growth between 2025 and 2030, and for each year, the numbers represent the projected number of people working in each occupation.

The occupations and their preceding five digit code are based on Employment and Social Development Canada’s National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021 system. The NOC 2021 system consists of 516 unit groups which capture every occupation in the economy.

To learn more about occupational codes and the NOC system, please visit, Government of Canada – NOC.

Data Source: Lightcast

OccupationNumber of Jobs in 2025Number of Jobs in 2030Job GrowthRank
33102-Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates7588741151
94111-Plastics processing machine operators5786841062
41221-Elementary school and kindergarten teachers536616803
65201-Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations855920664
65102-Store shelf stockers, clerks and order fillers631693625
12200-Accounting technicians and bookkeepers347408616
72200-Electricians (except industrial and power system)310368587
11102-Financial advisors214267538
31301-Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses475527529
63210-Hairstylists and barbers2372794210
65310-Light duty cleaners3503893811
62010-Retail sales supervisors6276653812
64409-Other customer and information services representatives3503863613
63211-Estheticians, electrologists and related occupations1762123614
42101-Firefighters2122453315
73300-Transport truck drivers4975293216
65312-Janitors, caretakers and heavy-duty cleaners2913243217
43100-Elementary and secondary school teacher assistants2713033118
41301-Therapists in counselling and related specialized therapies1531833019
13112-Medical administrative assistants1812113020
65200-Food and beverage servers3633892721
43201-Correctional service officers951222722
22100-Chemical technologists and technicians1691952623
64300-Maîtres d'hôtel and hosts/hostesses1341572424
22221-User support technicians1251462225
22114-Landscape and horticulture technicians and specialists53742126
94200-Motor vehicle assemblers, inspectors and testers1491702127
72300-Plumbers1321532128
73401-Printing press operators851062129
94140-Process control and machine operators, food and beverage processing2062251930
31300-Nursing coordinators and supervisors881071931
62100-Technical sales specialists - wholesale trade1551741832
63100-Insurance agents and brokers1061241833
95101-Labourers in metal fabrication1051231734
65220-Pet groomers and animal care workers68851735
41403-Social policy researchers, consultants and program officers951121636
95109-Other labourers in processing, manufacturing and utilities851021637
13110-Administrative assistants4064221638
60030-Restaurant and food service managers1051201639
64100-Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers1,0451,0601640
52120-Graphic designers and illustrators1081241641
22101-Geological and mineral technologists and technicians52681542
85121-Landscaping and grounds maintenance labourers1481631543
20010-Engineering managers951101544
62020-Food service supervisors1942091545
20012-Computer and information systems managers911061446
94202-Assemblers and inspectors, electrical appliance, apparatus and equipment manufacturing65781447
32101-Licensed practical nurses1531671448
14400-Shippers and receivers2142281449
54100-Program leaders and instructors in recreation, sport and fitness1341471350

Sector Demand Projections

Below you will find sector demand projections for the Northumberland area. The sectors are ranked based on the total projected growth between 2025 and 2030, and for each year, the numbers represent the projected number of people working in each sector.

The sectors and their preceding two digit code are based on Statistics Canada’s North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). At the highest level of the hierarchal structure, the NAICS system divides the economy into 20 sectors.

To learn more about industry codes and the NAICS system, please visit, Statistics Canada – NAICS.

Data Source: Lightcast

SectorNumber of Jobs in 2025Number of Jobs in 2030Job GrowthRank
62-Health care and social assistance4,8815,4015211
31-33-Manufacturing4,7565,0102542
81-Other services (except public administration)1,4371,6171793
56-Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services1,5401,7191794
91-Public administration2,5822,7291475
72-Accommodation and food services2,5442,6871426
61-Educational services2,3212,4531327
23-Construction1,9802,0991198
54-Professional, scientific and technical services1,3391,4491109
52-Finance and insurance1,0531,15710410
44-45-Retail trade3,9003,9797811
71-Arts, entertainment and recreation6387147612
48-49-Transportation and warehousing4935394613
51-Information and cultural industries3854082214
41-Wholesale trade9951,0152015
53-Real estate and rental and leasing2963161916
22-Utilities3553661117
21-Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction8990218
11-Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting429414 (15)19
55-Management of companies and enterprises<10<10Insf. Data20

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