This resource guide provides educational agencies involved in vocational education in Hawaii with timely and relevant information for program planning and the establishment of priorities. After prefatory material, Section II looks at conceptual and procedural considerations in planning, focusing on twelve generic steps in planning and describing planning and decision-making strategies, such as the Delphi and Delbecq Techniques. This section concludes with a selected bibliography on planning. Section III offers occupational projections for Hawaii, relating employment opportunities to vocational education programs. Section IV provides a table illustrating population factors, such as age and sex distribution, persons with special educational needs, immigration projections, income, and employment. Additional tables are provided in Section V covering enrollment projections for secondary and postsecondary vocational education programs. After Section VI presents a map of Hawaii, Section VII lists program offerings by high school and community college. Section VIII summarizes and explains federal and state funding budgets for 1980-81 and 1981-82 for vocational education. Section IX discusses enrollment status by sex, while Section X presents graphs and tables covering sex and ethnic distributions at selected colleges and schools. Finally, Section XI lists in-service activities sponsored by the Department of Education, community colleges, and the University of Hawaii's College of Education. (AYC)