Opportunities in Technical Writing

["S G" <sengoldie -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

I have been looking at Technical Writing as a career, but although some of 
the information on the net is good, i was hoping i could get some real 
answers from people who work in the business.

Is the field of Technical writing growing? I finish my degree in 2 years so 
i would like a rough idea of if there will be jobs when i finish.

I know that outsourcing is an issue in the IT community, and this does 
relate, so what affect will outsourcing have on Technical writing?

What sort of hours can i expect to work?

Can you work part time?

What is the salary range from min to max you can theoritically earn?

Thanks for your time.

John

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