With health care costs, food prices, and the unemployment rate on the rise, you need to do everything you can to protect yourself from the danger of recession.
Check out these 5 in demand stable, growing industries.

1. EDUCATION
Education isn't just for kids. In fact, in 2003, the U.S. had over 75 million students of varying ages at all levels - from elementary school to college and beyond!

2. ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING
Now more than ever companies are being held responsible for their financial reporting. Add evolving financial laws and regulations and the increasing number of businesses into the equation, and the result is an in-demand, stable industry with a wealth of income generating opportunities. You can get your feet wet with an accounting diploma or accounting certificate program and offer your services in the community.

Another Plus: Accounting is a broad industry with many specialties. Interested in investigating financial wrongdoing? Try a forensic accounting program.

3. HEALTH and ELDERLY CARE
It's no surprise that one of the most stable industries - even when the economy is in poor shape - is health care. No matter what the state of the country, there will always be people in need of quality health care services.
Check out the needs in your community and select a niche such as meal deliveries, errand fulfillment, prescription drug retrieving, etc.
 
4. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Constantly evolving technology means continued growth and stability for income generation in the information technology industry. You may consider studying to become a computer systems analyst or computer software engineer, but even more in demand is Search Engine Optimization expertise, information security and Internet Marketing
To get started, take some courses mostly available on the Internet

5. SECURITY
Following 9/11, national security became a top priority. Factor in a growing population and increased concern for public safety, and you see an industry full of lucrative, stable careers even as a Home based business.

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