New Career Change Report

Online, September 20, 2010 (Newswire.com) - With dramatic changes in the economy, the need for career change has become an unexpected reality for many. People are losing their jobs or finding they simply can't manage on their existing salary. In addition, pension funds are being cut, jeopardizing the future of many.

Even new graduates are struggling to find employment and this year many school leavers did not get a university place, forcing them to rethink their career options.

To enable readers to deal with these issues more effectively, www.coolercareers.com has published a free career change report, covering a number of issues relating to finding anew career. Making a career change is a huge step and it is natural to experience fear: Will I be able to find a job? What if I'm no good at my new career? If I have to go back to college, how will I cope with studying again?

The need to change job, or even change career entirely, has become a reality for an increasing number of people in the US and the UK. In fact, it is estimated that young people entering the job market will change career on average seven times during their working lives.

However, this is a daunting prospect and without up-to-date, relevant advice it can be overwhelming. The report also covers how to find career change ideas, an area which is crucial for so many people today.

Despite the fact that age discrimination is illegal, it can still be particularly challenging to find a new career if you are over 40. However, the workplace is changing and some employers now value the experience which older workers bring to the job. The report includes a list of careers which welcome older workers.

Readers will also learn how to recognize career opportunities in which their existing skills are needed and which industries are experiencing growth, despite the recent economic downturn.

In addition, there is a section on returning to study, with references to further free online resources on topics such as essay writing and study tips. The section on budgeting will help both those going back to school and those who find themselves out of a job.

There is also information about the fastest growing jobs for people without qualifications, which is particularly useful for those who have been laid off, are unable to find work and can't afford retraining.

To download your free copy, go to http://www.coolercareers.com/career-change.html