Top Careers for Professionals of All Ages on LearningAndLife. com
Online career and education resource LearningAndLife. com, recommends top jobs for students of all ages in a new series of feature articles. These career-based articles focus on U. S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics research. Continuing education, such as correspondence courses, helps propel prospective students into these top careers to fit their lifestyles.
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According to a series of recent feature articles on LearningAndLife. com, age can be a factor when choosing the career that best suits one's lifestyle. Author and LearningAndLife. com columnist Francis L. Huff has put together a series of articles identifying the "hottest" careers for people in different stages of their lives (http://www. learningandlife. com/ (http://www. learningandlife. com/)). With the help of sites like LearningAndLife. com--an online resource of helpful career tips and quality articles--professionals and students of all ages can find the best career.
Research gathered from the U. S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and many other reputable resources recognizes some of the most sought-after careers and the future potential of those industries.
According to BLS, the youth labor force, aged 16 to 24, is expected to slightly decrease its share of the labor force to 13.7 percent by 2014. This young generation of workers may want to consider future careers in either the technology or culinary fields. Both career fields allow young professional the room they need to grow and also provide an environment where they can get started quickly, reports LearningAndLife. com.
The primary work age group, between 25 and 54 years old, is projected to decline from 69.3 percent of the labor force in 2004 to 65.2 percent by 2014. This age group can benefit from management, communications, and healthcare fields, according to the career-focused articles. LearningAndLife. com also provides a database of schools offering distance learning courses in various areas of study.
Workers 55 and older are projected to increase from 15.6 percent to 21.2 percent of the labor force between 2004 and 2014, due to the aging of the baby-boom generation, according to the BLS. LearningAndLife. com recommends creative and specialized positions for this age group.
Career tips and articles found on LearningAndLife. com also emphasize the importance of continuing education; whether through correspondence courses, distance learning courses, or campus based programs, continuing education is extremely important in today's job market for workers of all ages.
LearningAndLife. com features helpful information and tips on education, career options, and job training, including creative careers (http://www. learningandlife. com/creative-careers/ (http://www. learningandlife. com/creative-careers/)). The site offers the advice and tools you need to enrich your life and advance your career.
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