Top Most Careers in Canada and Changing Trends 2020

If you are planning to work in Canada in the near future, then it becomes all the more important that you gather all the vital information about the emerging trends. This way you will be able to work in the right direction from the start. 

Read the article to know more about top careers for 2020, and even beyond.

According to the recent studies the healthcare professionals are in great demand and these are here to stay. COPS or the Canadian Occupational Projection System is of the opinion that the prominence of the sector will increase by manifolds in the coming years as well, until 2024.

Aging has a major role to play in this trend:

There has been a steady rise in the demand for registered nurses. The major reason behind this trend is the fact that a large number of the Canadian population is above 65 years of age. So down the line, they will be requiring health-oriented service providers. 

Read on and get to know more about some of the other lucrative sectors. 

1. Truck Driver
2. Registered Nurse
3. Vocational Instructors
4. Physiotherapy Therapist
5. Consultant for Business Management 
6. Welder
7. Software Engineer
8. Practical Nurse that is Licenced
9. Aerospace Engineer
10.  Industrial Electrician
11.  Aircraft Pilot
12.  Pharmacist
13.  Psychologist
14. Steamfitter 
15. Construction Estimator
16. Veterinary Technician 
17. Dispensing Optician

Retail is here to stay:

Some of the other positions that made it successfully to the list are the ones related to the retail sector. These include receptionist, developer, cashier, electrical engineer, registered nurse, manager, HR manager, and merchandiser. 

The above-mentioned positions have dropped marginally in recent years, but they are clearly in demand. For more information, it is a smart idea to closely look at the classifications and reports from analysts.

You can watch out for some of these positions from a career point of view: 

Reports suggest that there has been a substantial rise in jobs related to the technology sector. Most of these require online know-how.

• DevOps engineer
• 3D architect
• Blockchain developer
• Environmental engineer
• Data scientist
• Live chat agent
• Cybersecurity specialist
• Chief experience officer
• Automation engineer
• Artificial intelligence researcher

More about 2020 and ahead of that:

Well, demographic shifts lay emphasis on the fact that one out of every fifth Canadian will be over 65 years of age by 2024. Thus, the rise in demand for health care service providers is here to stay, especially:

• Psychologist
• Dispensing Optician
• Registered Nurse
• Licensed Practical Nurse
• Veterinary Technicians
• Occupational or Physiotherapy Assistant
• Pharmacist

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