The education thread brought to mind the fact that a number of jobs are in demand and are going to stay in demand. The Idea probably merits a thread of its own, and is a clever way for me to avoid the editing that I should be doing right now. Grin.
I Will start with three two degrees and a job that are in demand, and that will stay in demand.
The Electrical Engineer, every town in America that has a code compliance office needs on or more electrical engineers, just to review the wiring plans for construction, both new and renovations. Electricity is here to stay, and some one needs to be designated as the authority so insurance and residents can agree on rates and standards.
The Pharmacist. My generation is not getting any younger, a student starting right now will hit the peak demand for druggists that folks my age will need over the next twenty or so years. Lots of school needed for this one......
The Prototype Machinist. The is the person who makes the first one of any thing, sets up the programs for the CNC machines, and makes the tool to make the tools to keep every thing running. Fabrication is going to get real interesting, with better computer support, and 3D printing on the edge of commercial viability.
Regards,
Kevin
I Will start with three two degrees and a job that are in demand, and that will stay in demand.
The Electrical Engineer, every town in America that has a code compliance office needs on or more electrical engineers, just to review the wiring plans for construction, both new and renovations. Electricity is here to stay, and some one needs to be designated as the authority so insurance and residents can agree on rates and standards.
The Pharmacist. My generation is not getting any younger, a student starting right now will hit the peak demand for druggists that folks my age will need over the next twenty or so years. Lots of school needed for this one......
The Prototype Machinist. The is the person who makes the first one of any thing, sets up the programs for the CNC machines, and makes the tool to make the tools to keep every thing running. Fabrication is going to get real interesting, with better computer support, and 3D printing on the edge of commercial viability.
Regards,
Kevin
