labor
Women's Share of Workers: Teaching assistants (U.S.)
Latest
80.1% of employed
Methodology
## What this measures
Women as a percentage of everyone employed in teaching assistants (SOC 25-9045), from the Current Population Survey of about 60,000 households, annual averages. Annual since 2020, when the survey moved to the 2018 Census occupation classification.
## Why it matters
It shows who does each kind of work today. Set against projected openings, it shows which jobs will hire mostly women and which mostly men if hiring follows today's mix.
## How to read it
Compare occupations in the same year. Moves of a point or two from one year to the next are within the survey's sampling error for smaller occupations.
## What it does not say
It says nothing about pay or hours. The CPS classifies jobs by Census occupation titles, which are close to but not the same as the SOC codes the projections use.
## Source
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey, Table 11 (employed persons by detailed occupation and sex), annual averages. Public domain.
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