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Teachers
There will forever be
students of all ages needing to learn. Hence, the need for quality teachers
will always exist. Over the next ten years, America will need to hire two
million teachers to meet rising school enrollment and to replace the country's
aging teaching workforce. More than half of our nation's teachers will retire
during this period. To learn more about the need for teachers, the following
web site has lots of information. http://www.rnt.org/index.html
Social Services
Social work is a profession
for those with a strong desire to help people. These professionals help people
deal with their relationships, solve their personal, family, and community
problems, and grow and develop in their daily lives. Go to this web site for more info. http://stats.bls.gov/oco/ocos060.htm
Health care is a huge, complex and fast-changing field. Health care services will increase 30 percent from 1996 - 2006 and will account for 3.1 million new jobs, the largest increase of any industry. That’s because the aging population will continue to require more services and the use of medical technology is increasing dramatically. Another factor in this rapid growth is the fact that patients are being released faster from hospitals into outpatient facilities, nursing homes, and home health care in an effort to contain rising medical costs. Go to this web site for more info. http://stats.bls.gov/oco/home.htm
Computer/Technical
Over the last decade or so,
technology and the computer industry have clearly proved to be the wave of the
future. And this wave has not waned in any way; it continues to swell.
Opportunities for computer engineers and systems analysts are rapidly
multiplying to satisfy the ever-expanding needs of scientific research and new
applications of computer technology. Some of the fastest growing occupations
are in computer-related fields.
Jobs in the computer field
are highly specialized. If you'd like to know more, the following web page has
hundreds of listings that show you the ins and outs of specific high tech jobs.
http://www.nationjob.com/computers/
To research other jobs go to the U.S. Occupational Handbook web site at http://stats.bls.gov/oco/home.htm