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Research, Research, Research is the name of the game whether your entering the workforce as a newbie or your thinking about a career change. Choosing or changing a career is a major decision and can be difficult to narrow down. This article contains a list of the top 10 U.S. industries that will add the most jobs in the years to come, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. One of these may be a good choice for you.
1. Software Publishing
Software is a key ingredient in making computers work, and software publishers are responsible for the distribution, technical support, design, and installation of both systems software and application. Demand is growing fast in areas like graphics, games and word processing to name a few. College degrees for a software publisher include computer programming, game design, and information technology.
2. Employment Services
Employment services help people get a job on a permanent or temporary basis. While helping to secure jobs for individuals employment service people should have experience in that particular field and a degree in management and business administration.
3. Computer Systems Design
The role computers play in business is constantly changing. Computers systems designers, analysts, engineers, and programmers work to design and maintain computer hardware, communication technology, and software. This is a very lucrative field, to get involved you'll need a college in computer information or computer science.
4. Independent Writers, Performers and Artists
Freelance writers make non-fiction and fiction material for TV, movies, advertising and print and have degrees in communications, english, or journalism. Artists can be found in many different sectors, like craft art, fine art, animation, multimedia, and graphic design. If your interested in this you'll need a degree in graphic design, art, or visual communications.
5. Office Administrative Services
Office administrative people include administrative assistants, executive secretaries, and medical and legal secretaries. They use multiple office technologies to perform many different clerical duties and ensure the office operations run smoothly. You'll need a degree or certificate in business management, office administration, administrative assisting, and associate's degrees in business administration.
6. Residential Care Facilities
Residential care facilities offer assisted living services to senior citizens and continuous medical care to patients whose conditions are not bad enough to stay at a hospital. This field is growing rapidly and you'll need a degree in registered nursing, licensed practical nursing, or a bachelor's of science degree in nursing.
7. Facilities Support Services
A facilities manager is responsible for the planning and maintenance of buildings for government agencies and businesses. Many facilities managers oversee the business aspects like finances, technology requirements, real estate, and personnel. To get a good foundation in this growing industry one should seek career training in business management or administrative assisting.
8. Home Health Care Services.
People with mental or physical illness, injured, elderly or disabled sometimes require directed medical care in their home. If your interested in this type of one-on-one care consider training as a nurse, licensed practical nurse or patient care technician.
9. Laboratory and Outpatient Care Services
A large part of medical care in the U.S. doesn't involve an overnight stay at the hospital. Doctors offices are staffed with licensed practical nurses and registered nurses you'll need a bachelor of science in nursing if you want to move up. Other training programs for the rapidly growing industry include respiratory therapy, pharmacy technician, and clinical laboratory technology to name a few.
10. Technical, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services
Consultants give expert advice to businesses and other organizations. Scientific and technical consultants provide valuable expertise on environment, technology or science fields like chemistry. Management consultants usually concentrate on marketing, operations, distribution, and human resources or focuses on a particular industry like healthcare. If you want to become a consultant depending on your field of interest consider getting an MBA or a degree in engineering, information technology, or the sciences.
An important note to remember is with downsizing and company closings home-based businesses are also on the rise! With this terrible economy more people are now forced to depend on themselves rather than a 9 to 5 job.
