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Career Prospects In America
- By Niccolo Machiavelli
- Published 30 September 2008
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America has in stored some interesting career surprises on its list of top growing careers. For instance, a 32% and increase of college professors and 32% more preschool teachers is expected to occur within the next ten years. This is just one of the baby boomer generation repercussion, however. The children of the baby boomers are beginning to produce offsprings of their own and requiring preschool services. Some children of baby boomers are rapidly reaching the college age as well.
A matter of surprise, however, is that doctors and nurses aren’t featured in these fastest growing careers. The medical industry is witnessing a rapid transformation and its hiring practices are now more inclined towards lower-wage, lower-skilled employees, like, medical assistants, dental assistants and physical therapist aides. All this is taking place down in order to minimize the ever increasing health care costs in America. Featuring on the #1 spot of the fastest growing careers list is the Home Health Care Aides profession. The growth in this profession is expected to grow by 50 percent within the next 8 years. While
most baby boomers need this kind of care yet, they will be well in demand in the coming years. Most people are opting to hire home health aides for their parents who have touched the age in which they require it.
Even though no accounting or finance jobs appear on the list of the most rapidly growing careers in America, the Bureau of Statistics in America still highly recommends these two as potential fields that are witnessing good growth still. One of the fastest growing careers in the US is undoubtedly the field of technology. It is very naturally so as technology, in today's world, has come to affect us in so many ways in fact to the verge of dependence. Software analysts and network systems account for the the top 10 growing fields overall. The rising security fears is one reason for the sharp increase in their demand.
Hydrology, too, has proved to be a rapidly growing field, as a direct impact of the ever increasing population growth. This field of work consists of water experts who specialize in flood control and environmental preservation. In the coming 10 years there is expected to be a 32 percent increase. Related to this is the job growth in the environmental engineering field.
A matter of surprise, however, is that doctors and nurses aren’t featured in these fastest growing careers. The medical industry is witnessing a rapid transformation and its hiring practices are now more inclined towards lower-wage, lower-skilled employees, like, medical assistants, dental assistants and physical therapist aides. All this is taking place down in order to minimize the ever increasing health care costs in America. Featuring on the #1 spot of the fastest growing careers list is the Home Health Care Aides profession. The growth in this profession is expected to grow by 50 percent within the next 8 years. While
Even though no accounting or finance jobs appear on the list of the most rapidly growing careers in America, the Bureau of Statistics in America still highly recommends these two as potential fields that are witnessing good growth still. One of the fastest growing careers in the US is undoubtedly the field of technology. It is very naturally so as technology, in today's world, has come to affect us in so many ways in fact to the verge of dependence. Software analysts and network systems account for the the top 10 growing fields overall. The rising security fears is one reason for the sharp increase in their demand.
Hydrology, too, has proved to be a rapidly growing field, as a direct impact of the ever increasing population growth. This field of work consists of water experts who specialize in flood control and environmental preservation. In the coming 10 years there is expected to be a 32 percent increase. Related to this is the job growth in the environmental engineering field.
