Careers in education are a great way to help students learn and apply concepts in various classroom subjects such as English, math and science.  In 2002 educators held more than 4.2 million job positions in the United States.

In 2002, the median annual pay rate for elementary, middle and secondary school teachers was ranged from $39,810 to $44,340.

All public school teachers must have at least a bachelor�s degree and have completed a teacher training program.

The universal acceptance of computers into our daily lives, both at work and at home, has decreased the image of computer users as being "geeks."  The word geek itself has evolved a bit - going from meaning a socially inept person who gets along better with computers than people, to someone who is an expert with computers, a guru even.  In fact, many computer service companies utilize the name geek in their nomenclature because of this new meaning.

The challenges of raising a child by yourself, whether you're a mother or father, can be very difficult.  Add the burden of having to be out of the home for 40+ hours per week to work and raising a child at the same time can be nearly impossible.  This article describes ten careers you can train for that will give you the money to support your child and the time to be there for them.

While there is not much growth within the travel agent field, those with the proper education and with travel experience will still find plenty of employment opportunities.