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There are many majors that may be popular now, but due to the influence of technology or social trends, these popular majors may not necessarily flourish in the next few years. In fact, some jobs will gradually disappear.

However, if you are looking for a career with strong influence in the future, you need to understand which areas are growing rather than stabilizing. These growing occupations will be in greater demand in the future. Of course, no one can perfectly predict future work trends, but we can find a lot of information about future work.

According to the Canadian Occupational Projection System (COPS) and two other studies, the medical industry has the highest demand. The reason is that the aging population is relatively large, and many baby boomers have begun to age. The following are the top 10 occupations with high demand from now to 2024 (with the median salary from the Canadian Government Work Bank).

Registered nurse

Job description: Generally speaking, the job of a registered nurse includes monitoring, recording and reporting symptoms or changes in the patient's condition. Determine the accuracy of patient reports and medical records, perform drug treatment and treatment on patients, and observe their reactions or side effects. Perform diagnostic tests, supervise inexperienced nurses, and prepare patients for examination and treatment. Give patients and their families about various health conditions.

Qualifications: You need to have a degree or diploma in nursing, and you need to register with the regulatory agency in your province. Clinical experience with registered nurses is required.

Salary: Median 36 Canadian dollars per hour.

Physical therapist

Job description: Help those injured by surgery, disease, aging or disability. Instruct patients to improve strength and exercise capacity and prevent some future problems. The physical therapist also diagnoses the cause of the injury and develops a treatment plan, sometimes including exercise, manual therapy, and electrotherapy (using electronic instruments as a medical means).

Qualifications: You need to have a degree in physiology, and then take a PCE certificate, after which you can become a member of the CAPR organization (Quebec has their own regulatory organization: OPPQ).

Salary: Median 27 Canadian dollars per hour.

Pharmacist

Job description: Fill in the prescription and verify the doctor's guidance on the correct dosage for the patient. Check if the prescription will have a negative effect on other medicines taken by the patient. Instruct patients on how and when to take prescription drugs and tell them about the possible side effects of taking drugs. Keep records and perform other management tasks.

Qualifications: Graduated from one of the ten universities in Canada with a bachelor's degree or a doctorate in pharmacy. Pass the Canadian Pharmaceutical Examination Board (PEBC) to complete the National Board Examination (except Quebec). Have practical experience in apprenticeship / internship program. Fluent in French or English.

Wage: The median is 46.89 Canadian dollars per hour.

College or vocational school lecturer

Job description: Teaching courses in a certain subject area. Develop a teaching plan (called a syllabus) for the courses they teach and ensure that they meet the standards of the college and department. Plan courses and assignments. Evaluate student progress by grading papers, tests, and other assignments. Learn about changes and innovations in this area.

Qualifications: At least a bachelor's degree or higher, and different requirements in different fields. Possess teaching and working experience in this field.

Salary: Median 35 Canadian dollars per hour.

Software engineer or designer

Job description: Develop information systems by designing, developing, and installing software solutions. Determine operational feasibility through evaluation and analysis, problem definition, requirements, solution development, and proposed solutions. Develop software solutions by studying information needs, negotiating with users, and studying system flow, data usage, and workflow. Investigate the problem area. Improve system operation.

Qualifications: Bachelor's or master’s degree, graduated from computer science, computer engineering or related disciplines. Have relevant experience in developing software. Proficiency in programming languages.

Wage: The median value is 43.27 Canadian dollars per hour.

Aviation engineer

Job description: Development of new technologies for aviation, defense systems and spacecraft. Good at manufacturing, analysis, design and R & D. Aerospace engineers mainly design aircraft, spacecraft, satellites and missiles. Check for faulty or damaged products to find the source of the problem and possible solutions.

Qualifications: At least an undergraduate diploma enters the industry, usually an aeronautical engineering degree.

Salary: Median 42.79 Canadian dollars per hour.

Business management consultant

Job description: Research company and collect company data for analysis. Interview employees, management team and other stakeholders. Prepare business proposals and presentations. Identify the company's problems and come up with solutions. Introduce findings and suggestions to customers. Manage projects and plans. Let customers understand the progress and make relevant decisions.

Qualifications: A related business diploma is required. Experience in business, finance, human resources, IT, and project management can be helpful.

Wage: The median value is 34.62 Canadian dollars per hour.

Data Analyst

Job description: Manage master data, including creation, update, and deletion. Provide quality assurance of imported data and cooperate with quality assurance analysts when necessary. Help develop reports and analysis. Evaluate testing and implement new or upgraded software. Troubleshoot the reporting database environment and reports. Provide technical expertise on data storage structure, data mining and data cleaning.

Qualifications: Have a computer or related bachelor's degree. Has extensive experience in handling large data sets and relational databases. Written and oral communication skills.

Salary: Median $ 31 per hour.

Truck driver

Job description: Transporting goods from manufacturing plants or retail and distribution centers. Check the mechanical parts and safety issues of the vehicle and carry out preventive maintenance. Planning routes and meeting arrangements. Record work / rest time and kilometers spent driving, and keep fuel / toll receipt

Qualifications: Valid truck driving license. Relevant truck driving experience. Able to drive for a long time. Extensive understanding of truck driving rules and regulations.

Wage: Median 21 Canadian dollars per hour.

Industrial Electrician

Job description: Install new electrical system and check electrical equipment problems. Repair and maintain existing equipment. Maintain records of repairs and maintenance. Test existing equipment and determine if system components need to be upgraded or replaced.

Qualifications: High school diploma. It usually takes four or five years to complete an industrial electrical apprenticeship program, or a high school, university or industrial course combination with more than five years of industry work experience and some industrial electrical equipment to obtain the relevant certificate.

Wage: Median CAD 33.5 per hour.

The above information should only be used as a reference because in this era of rapid development of information, the plan is not always kept up to date. No one can predict 100% of what will happen in the future, but it can be used as a guideline. If you want to consult more about studying abroad or immigration, please contact E-Canada School. We provide one-stop services for students to apply for study visas and immigration. Welcome to contact us. We will analyze the applicants in detail and tailor the most suitable study abroad immigration program for you.

source:

https://www.pivotalsolutions.com/17-most-in-demand-job-positions-in-canada-from-2019-to-2024-emerging-trends-and-most-competitive-careers/

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