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These careers are still growing even during these tough economic times.

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.

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.

3. Environment
Solar powered reflective mirrors, Daggett, California
Green is getting the green light in a nationwide push to make homes and office buildings more energy-efficient and to develop alternative energy sources (solar, wind, nuclear) as well as fuel cell technology.

4. Financial Services
Rising from the ashes of a very bad year, financial services will have a bright future.

5. Government
A business traveler watches as an airport security officer inspects his carry-on luggage.
More than half a million federal employees will retire by 2016, leaving open positions at agencies from the CIA to AmeriCorps to NASA. There will also be opportunities at the state and local levels.

6. Health Care
Health care pops up at the top of just about every list of hot careers.

7. International Business
Corporations, consulting firms, nonprofits, and even governments are going after global markets. People with international expertise, foreign-language skills, or a willingness to move abroad will be in demand.

8. Law Enforcement
International terrorism makes daily headlines, and fear of financial insecurity is matched only by concern for our physical safety.

9. Technology
Computer technician working in server room
New uses of technology in services and products like electronic health records mean that this
sector will continue to be strong.



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