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Many people are taking advantage of the poor economic environment by enrolling in schools to improve their job prospects. This is especially true for working, single and stay at home moms. Earning a grant can lead to obtaining an important degree that can help land the perfect job for you. Technology will continue to be a vital industry. Digital and wireless capabilities continue to advance, and new technology is being developed constantly. It takes many people to develop these products as well as to help people use them. In the next five years, the field of computer software engineering is expected to grow significantly. Analysts for computers and communications systems will also be in demand. A second area where analysts believe jobs will open up is health and medicine. The careers in healthcare are much more varied than the traditional jobs with which people are familiar. Physical and occupational therapy are expected to see growth. It may be an unexpected projection, but veterinary medicine may also be in high demand. There are many fields that don't require a medical degree but rather specialized training are specific coursework. Although the job outlook appears dark now, there is still reason to be optimistic. Computer analysts as well as research and market analysts will no doubt be sought after by businesses. One common thread among all these jobs is that you need the proper education. If you're a mom who wants to go to school, opportunity is definitely knocking. In 2009, President Obama introduced the Grants for Moms initiative. By making it easier to get as much as $5,000 for their education, the administration is trying to encourage eager women to go back to school or even to go for the first time. There are many mothers who could benefit from the opportunity to earn an associate's, bachelor's or specialized degree. The Obama scholarships for moms are giving many women the chance to educate themselves and to provide for their families. Universities and junior colleges all around the country have worthy programs of study for all kinds of interests. If you're seeking an education then don't give up. There are many avenues for you to explore.

Education: Helping Mothers Help Their Families

By: Marlon Jackson




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