Labor market in Brazil

Labor market in Brazil

Some professions have guaranteed employment and higher wages in Brazil, like doctors and engineers. The IT field is also growing and needing qualified staff. Unemployment has decreased because brazilian age demographics have changed. There are fewer young, who spent more time studying and there are more people of older age. Working for government is usually a good option. People without academic training are underpaid and work five or six days a week, eight hours a day. Thus, young people really want higher education. Teaching gives shivers to most young, because teachers are underpaid, so they have to work a lot if they want a good income :(. Hydrocarbon area is on the rise (PETROBRAS).

I'm fifteen, and I want to study computer science and work at IT sector. Knowing English is very important in this kind of job...

[Very good work.  Some of the phrases I corrected are difficult to state correctly and there are some subtle differences in wording at times.]