9 Recession-Proof Careers & Why They Are Secure
Written by tatarjob and tatarayub Additional reporting by Neena Samuel and Kathryn M. TyranskiDespite the economic downturn, these careers are still growing.These industries project promise-and jobs-for the future, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Occupational Information Network database. 1. Education Math and science teachers will be in demand as the U.S. struggles to compete with other countries in engineering, technology, and medicine. A growing immigrant population means more English-as-a-second-language classes will be needed.Postsecondary teachers - Median salary: $56,120 Education: bachelor’s degree and often a master’s or doctorate Teacher assistants - Median salary: $21,580 Education: some post-secondary education or vocational training Educational, vocational, and school counselors - Median salary: $49,450 Education: secondary education, associate’s, bachelor’s, or master’s 2. Energy Some of the jobs in this field are the result of projects started a year or more ago. But the real boost will come from the new administration’s commitment to a more efficient national energy system. "Growth of energy consumption around the world will keep this sector strong," says Laurence Shatkin, coauthor of 150 Best Recession-Proof Jobs.Power plant operators - Median salary: $56,640 Education: vocational training and several years of on-the-job training Insulation workers - Median salary: $31,280 Education: secondary education ... [more..]
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