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Over the next few years, many new job opportunities are expected to emerge. And you’ll want to be ready for them.
Jobs in technology, health care and education will continue growing between now and 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And 5 million green collar jobs should become available as millions of stimulus dollars go towards energy efficient projects.
If you’re trying to choose a major, you’ll want to check out some of these top degrees. Keep in mind, employers will likely be looking for majors in finance, engineering, and computer science.
How do I get a job in one of these high growth fields?
Whether you have a degree or not, picking up a few extra skills can make a big difference. In other words, if you get a degree in nursing, you may also want training in risk management or electronic records. Having a variety of skills can give you the edge you need to compete in today’s job market.
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Well put Miss Cala. Acquisitions of secondary skills is often overlooked by job hunters. I’d say its second on the “things to do to get hired” list to networking. Way to hit the proverbial nail on the head! Keep up the good work
Thanks for your comment Maktastic, secondary skills are definitely important and can only make you that much more valuable to potential employers. Also, having a variety of skills shows that you’re willing and able to learn new things. A big bonus for most organizations!