Relevant Skills for Future Work

Students: Do you have a short list of roles and skills in-demand in the future economy? Do you have a specific plan to be employable?

Educators: Do you have a teachable point of view about the future of work, and how to help youth plan to have a relevant career?

Adults: Can you identify high demand/low supply  skills that align with your goals, interest, and capabilities? 

… as it stands, our K-12, postsecondary, and workforce and hiring systems are disjointed and aren’t well-designed to help learners both develop in-demand skills and translate them to the world of work.”

Salisbury, A. (2020, August 10).  Preparing Workers for Anything: Human + Machine. EDUCAUSE

https://er.educause.edu/articles/2020/8/preparing-workers-for-anything... 

It’s up to you to prepare yourself.  
Broadskilling is here to help.

Career planning requires a broad understanding of what is driving the emerging future of work, before selecting specific skills and learning pathways that fit your life and career goals.

Think Broadly.  Learn Deeply.

Inform Yourself!  Develop your own point of  view about the future of work. It is up to you to navigate your destiny. The step provides context before selecting a career.

Plan A Career: Identify relevant roles, skills and resources. Define a plan to develop relevant skills, based on your  analysis of opportunities in the future of work and your own self-awareness. Establish a clear direction.

Showcase Your Skills:  Provide evidence of skills. A resume is not enough. Build an indisputable portfolio of skills to attract employers.