Crosswalks
The National Career Clusters™ Framework organizes educational delivery within 16 Career Clusters™ and 79 Career Pathways. In addition to the National Framework, several different taxonomies and coding systems exist from the Department of Labor, Department of Education, and others involved in career, occupational development, and education. The following resources are crosswalks that have been created to support the linkage or bridging of these different coding systems with the 16 Career Clusters™ and related Career Pathways to assist in reporting, research, and other applications.
Please Note: The crosswalks available below are provided as a resource service for the CTE community. Because they were not developed by NASDCTEc or the National Career Technical Education Foundation (NCTEF), we will not be able to answer questions about their coding, when they may be updated, or other matters pertaining to these crosswalks. For that you will need to contact the organizations involved with their development.
Perkins IV Crosswalks
Comprehensive and standardized mapping of CIP codes and O*NET/SOC occupational codes into career clusters and career pathways (from the PCRN website at http://www.cte.ed.gov).
National Center for Education Statistics: Crosswalks
Career Clusters -> CIP Codes
An initial crosswalk bridging CIP codes and Career Clusters™ is available from the National Center for Education Statistics. You can download either the Access or Excel version. Both contain links among various classifications.
To download, click on the link above and then, click on "CIP 2000 - Occupational Code Crosswalk". Then, in the first box with the pull down menu, pick a program area. In the second box, pick "DOE Career Clusters". Then, click "go".
Career Cluster™ Occupations to O*NET Occupations: Crosswalks
American Careers Educational Programs: Crosswalks
Career Clusters-> American Careers Career Paths*
*Career Communications, Inc., American Careers Educational Programs



