Household Cooks Salaries, Locations, and Schools

Employment Overview

Household cooks in the US number about 5,000. Workers generally expect a very high unemployment rate. There were about 9% of employees without jobs in 2006.

Flexibility

Whether by choice or necessity, 30% of household cooks work part-time.

Education

Obtaining long-term on-the-job training will help job seekers. Employees with four or more years of college are 5% of the total. An estimated 19% of household cooks attended college at some level but did not pursue a 4-year degree. High school was enough education for 77% of workers.

Local Outlook

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Detailed local employment conditions for Household Cooks in metro areas across the US are shown in the table below.

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