There is more evidence of the IT sector being on the leading edge of emergence from the economic recession.<\/p>\n
According to the most recent Report on Jobs by the KPMG and Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), the IT sector in the UK has risen in demand<\/a> of permanent positions to levels seen five years ago before the recession entered full swing.\u00a0 IT jobs have outpaced engineering and construction jobs.\u00a0 REC Technology Chair Jeff Brooks indicates that to keep meeting the rise in demand with skilled workers there must be a focus on ensuring prospective workers are well trained and educated.<\/p>\n Also, an informal tracking of open IT jobs<\/a> shows a 46% lift over April 2010 in the American market.\u00a0 While almost everything has seen a strong increase, the greatest rises appear to exist in SQL<\/a>, Oracle<\/a>, C#<\/a>, Python<\/a>, Ruby<\/a>, HTML5, IBM, VMWare<\/a>, Linux<\/a>, Android<\/a> and other skill sets to do with social media and cloud computing.<\/p>\n \u2026<\/p>\n