Exploring the top jobs and essential skills for 2024
Discover the top jobs for 2024 and the key skills you need to enhance your employability in today’s competitive market.
Nearly one-third of Oklahomans over 25 have a high school diploma as their highest form of education.
A 2023 American Community Survey from the U.S. Census Bureau found that an estimated 820,564 Oklahomans age 25 and over, or 30.6% of that population group, have a high school degree or equivalent as their highest level of education.
Here are the highest-paying jobs for Oklahomans that only require a high school diploma or equivalent, and also have at least 100 average annual job openings, based on data from the state’s long-term industry and occupational employment projections between 2022 and 2032.
Median annual wage: $86,880
Average annual job openings: 200
Work experience in a related field: None
On the job training: Moderate-term on-the-job training
Median annual wage: $82,680
Average annual job openings: 140
Work experience in a related field: 5 years or more
On the job training: None
Median annual wage: $81,140
Average annual job openings: 130
Work experience in a related field: Less than 5 years
On the job training: Moderate-term on-the-job training
Median annual wage: $71,940
Average annual job openings: 710
Work experience in a related field: Less than 5 years
On the job training: None
Median annual wage: $71,850
Average annual job openings: 950
Work experience in a related field: 5 years or more
On the job training: None
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