Personal health aide field continues to show promising growth
August 9, 2012
When it comes to choosing a viable career path, you might want to select a field that is showing constant growth. This can increase your chances of finding a job once you graduate with a degree.
One profession that is showing substantial continued growth is the personal health aide field, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Between 2010 and 2020, employment in this sector is predicted to increase by approximately 14.3 percent. If you have an interest in helping others and you believe you could positively influence the lives of people who need assistance, this might be the perfect career for you.
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The BLS reports that those who held a bachelor's degree in 2011 earned approximately $1,053 weekly. Individuals who only had a high school diploma made an average of $638 each week. Through higher education, you can improve your chances of landing a profitable job.
