Perhaps no job is actually 'recession proof' but some are definitely more secure than others. So some can definitely be viewed as being a relatively safe option, even in times of recession.
#The next two occupations are lumped together to some extent, but they are in the national health service and are being a dentist or a doctor, or a specialist in either medicine or dentistry. Few doctors and dentists are made redundant, so again this is secure.
#Teaching is also a relatively secure profession, with few people facing the axe due to recession.
#Working in local government may not be as secure as it once was, but it is still much more secure than many jobs in the private sector, so this is a career worthy of consideration: and the pensions are very high in the public sector.
#Working in the national health service as a physiotherapist, occupational therapist etc or as a nurse can also be quite safe. Sometimes it can be hard to find an opening within these professions, but when you do then it is unlikely that you will be made redundant as a result of the recession.
#IT is also a good option for people who want a secure job, because IT is a necessary evil and people with IT skills will always be needed.
#Opticians and chiropodists are also required whether or not there is a recession on and people may not have their eyes tested or their feet seen to as often: but they still need to have them done, meaning that as a profession both these areas are pretty secure and safe!
#Finally, jobs that people may not always think of in ordinary times, can suddenly seem much more appealing in times of recession. People still die and undertakers are required, recession or not, so this can also be a safe profession to go into!
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