Opportunity knocks but you have to look for the door!

It is true that the job market may not be strong but you can make the current economic situation work for you! Creativity is key and if you are will to get training in a recession proof profession you will always have a position.

Take a look at this list of careers that will always be need. And remain concious of the fact that you can get a FREE COLLEGE EDUCATION for any of these vocations.

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1. Health Care: People will always get sick — sometimes even more so when they don't have the insurance or money to take preventative measures or eat healthy food.

2. Energy: No one is going to stop using energy. In fact, this industry may grow, as companies look for more efficient ways to deliver using less energy.

3. Education: No matter how serious the economy is, there will always be jobs for teachers. Kids will still go to school, and many adults may decide to continue their education.

4. Utilities: Just like the energy sector, people are not going to stop lighting their homes. Utility administration, maintenance and other related jobs will remain intact.

5. International Business: Even when the economy is doing poorly in the U.S., other countries may be doing well. So if you are involved in international business, you can expect your career to stay safe.

6. Public Safety: Police layoffs are very rare, especially at a time where public safety is threatened by desperate criminals. A career in public safety is almost guaranteed to be secure.

7. Funerals: Just like people won't stop getting sick, they'll continue to die, so as morbid as it is, morticians will always have customers.

8. Accounting: Death and taxes are a sure thing. In a recession, people and companies are likely to get desperate for more deductions and a need some who understands the process to look at their books.


9. Federal Government: Most federal-government jobs end only when workers retire. Additionally, government services tend to step up in times of recession, so your chances of getting and keeping a government job are good.

10. Pharmaceuticals: As long as doctors prescribe them, people are still going to take drugs. So whether you're behind the pharmacy counter or in the lab, you can rest easy.

11. Sales: As a general rule, anyone who is a source of income for a company will be safe, so salespeople — especially in recession-proof industries — have little to worry about.

12. Military: The military is always hiring, especially during wartime. Also, consider that most of your living expenses are covered, so cost-of-living expenses are not really a concern.

13. Gaming industry/Gambling: When times get tough, people seek an outlet. One of those outlets is gambling, especially because it offers a chance to turn financial troubles around.

14. Alcohol: Alcohol is another outlet for troubled times, so distributors and manufacturers in this industry will continue to thrive.

15. Politics: Even in a recession, public officials are still around earning tidy sums, which are often tied to the cost of living.

16. Skilled Services: Hair will always grow, and drains will always clog, so you can expect steady work in skilled services like plumbing and hairstyling.

17. Debt Management: Recessions mean crunch time for debtors, and they're sure to need some guidance.