Government and Public Administration

Government work, more than a regular career path or group, can include almost any profession. Government touches almost every aspect of our lives. Specialized government agencies are responsible for everything from processing taxes and labor statistics, to developing and regulating new vaccines and medicines. Any career path, be it in finance, medicine, accounting, law, education, science, or construction has application in work for the government.

Unlike most career families, government careers includes any number of types of jobs. In addition to encompassing any discipline (such as anything from science to accounting), every function of a professional is covered as well. Large management structures, complex regulations, and massive budgets require multi levels of management and oversight.

Health Science

The health sciences career group covers a diverse range of professions, ranging from those directly involved with patients, to those that support, manufacture, and produce medical and health related products and innovations.

Jobs in the health sciences careers include: doctors, nurses, surgeons, medical personnel, hospital administration, medical scientists, disease management professionals, and any number of related careers. In general, any job which has its focus in helping to cure or prevent disease and/or ailment falls into this cluster of jobs.

Health Science is very important field in our Country and whose impact you cannot underestimate

Hospitality and Tourism

Human Services

The human services career group covers all employment related to helping meet the needs of individuals and families. Helping people is the major goal of this career group, and in our modern society, these postiions play a very important role in the delivery of services and in the strengthening of communities.

Careers in human services include social workers, case workers, state and city officials involved in public planning projects, certain teachers and realted staff, and additionally certain workers within the non-profit sector.

Information Technology

IT (Information Technoogy) workers are a major part of the economy and allow many other workers to complete their daily tasks and routines. IT workers provide support to all major industries that use computers. These industries, for example manufacturing and design, rely on IT professionals to set up the infrastructure that allows them to do their work. As one example, the vast majority of product design is now done on computers and then produced by machine. This rapid fabrication would not be possible without IT workers. IT enables the daily processing of every task; be it office work or manufacturing.

Careers in Information Technology involve the support and installation of communications and information infrastructure. Workers in the IT industry can include software programmers, technical support, computer help desk support, network administrator and many more.