The future job prospects indicator compares future number of job openings in a particular occupation to total employment in that occupation on a scale 1-100. If the number of future job opportunities is high compared to total employment (for example for scores above 66 it means that there will be more job openings than number of current jobs in the occupations), we say that there will be high prospects for job seekers. On the contrary, if the score is below 33, the job prospects (from an individual’s perspective) will be relatively low. A score between 33-66 indicate average job prospects, i.e. the number of job openings is closer but below current employment.