What jobs are projected to grow the most in the next decade?
The United States Department of Labor Statistics has released the list of jobs that are expected to grow the fastest during the next decade.
The United States Department of Labor Statistics has released the list of jobs that will have the highest growth over the next decade. Below, we share what they are.
After the covid-19 health crisis, nurses lead the list and are positioned as the most requested profession for the future with a growth projection of 46 percent. The average salary of a nurse in the United States is $120,680 per year.
Followed by nurses are turbine maintenance technicians with a growth projection of 44 percent and an average annual salary of $56,260 dollars. In third position, ushers, lobby attendants and ticket clerks with an average annual salary of $24,440 and projected growth of 41 percent.
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What jobs are projected to grow the most in the next decade?
Below, we leave you the list with the 15 professions that will grow the fastest in the United States in the next 10 years according to the Department of Labor Statistics.
- Nurses: Growth rate of 46, $120,680 per year
- Turbine Maintenance Technicians: 44% growth rate, $56,260 annually
- Lobby Attendants and Ticket Clerks: 41% growth rate, $24,440 annually
- Motion Picture Projectionists: 40% growth rate, $29,350 per year
- Cooks, Restaurant Staff: 37% growth rate, $30,010 annually
- Data Scientists: 36% growth rate, $100,910 per year
- Athletes and Sports Competitors: 36% Growth Rate, $77,300 per year
- Information Security Analysts: 35% growth rate, $102,600 annually
- Statistics Analysts: 33% growth rate, $95,570 annually
- Referees and Sports Officials: 32% growth rate, $35,860 annually
- Website Developers: 30% Growth Rate, $77,030 per year
- Animal Keepers: 30% growth rate, $28,600 per year
- Choreographers: 30% growth rate, $42,700 annually
- Taxi Drivers: 28% growth rate, $29,310 per year
- Medical and Health Services Managers: 28% growth rate, $101,340 annually