List of Jobs on the Rise in 2010

2010 Jobs That Are on The Rise

With unemployment numbers continuing to rise, many people are giving up on the job hunt altogether. If you have sent out stacks of resumes, and scoured every online want ad, but cannot seem to get the position that you need, wait until you see what the year 2010 has in store for you! Here are a list of jobs on the rise in 2010 in terms of demand. You may be surprised at the industries and sectors of the economy that are growing, rather than shrinking right now.

Here is a List of Jobs on Rise in 2010:

• Physical Therapists

• CPA Tax Professionals

• Occupational Therapists

• Retail Managers and Assistant managers

• Family Practice Physicians

• Anesthesiologists

• Nurses

The Internet Promises to Show Increase Job Opportunities

The internet is a great place to get whatever information you’re currently looking for. We tend to use the internet for social networking, research and online shopping. Right now there are plenty of ways to make a killing online, and web marketing fields are booming! With many businesses outsourcing creative and marketing talent, most freelancers are finding that they have plenty of clients. SEO, affiliate marketing, and copy writing are all hot jobs right now, but they have a high learning curve, and they take some serious dedication to bring in steady income.

Green Jobs Show Increase Job Opportunities

Jobs that have to do with conserving energy, or creating new “green” technology will be on the rise in 2010, for certain. Because of all the tax incentives and money saving benefits of green technology, many businesses are trying to implement it as quickly as possible. For those who have training, it’s a rapidly growing sector. Air Conditioning and HVAC workers are especially in demand as they work to bring older buildings up to code, and install green air conditioning systems and efficient ductowork.

Medical Industry Jobs Show Most Increased Job Opportunities

Demand for medical industry jobs has often been cited as the fastest growing sector, and for good reason. With the aging population of the world post baby boom, the need for medical care workers is growing dramatically every year, and won’t be slacking any time soon. This includes nurses and doctors, but it also involves technicians that are needed to operate X-ray and MRI machines. With many of these professions, the amount of school required is minimal, with only a two year degree required.

During rough economic patches, there is always a rush of people heading back to school in order to learn the current skill sets in demand. For universities and community colleges, this means a huge increase in demand for teachers and adjunct professors. This also trickles down into the public school system. As families move to put their children in high performing schools, need for teachers grows.

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