Relevant Skills for Future Work

What is Broadskilling

Who Needs a Plan?

Why Broadskilling?

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?

Why Broadskilling?

Globally, the world is facing an uncertain economy, driven by technology, scarce resources, and tremendous opportunity.

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.

What am I to do?

Why Broadskilling?

What am I to do?

Become Future Aware: Develop your own informed view about the future of work. It is up to you to navigate your destiny. The step provides context before selecting a career.

Plan to be Relevant: Determine a plan to develop relevant skills, based on your own analysis of the opportunities in the future of work and your own self-awareness. You need to establish a clear direction before decisions about your path.

Build your Personal Brand: Provide evidence of skills. A resume is not enough. Build an indisputable portfolio of skills to attract employers.

Broadskilling News

May 2021 Exec. Board Membership

Broadskilling Founder, Richard Busby, M.S. joins Executive Board of the newly established International Advisory Board for Online Learning.

July 2020 Connector Games Partnership

ConnectorGames is a reality. Stay tuned to www.connectorgames.com for information about Employability Connectors, Note-to-Note Music Connectors, Mathematics and games in other content areas, coming in 2021.

July 10, 2020, by Richard Busby, M.S., founder of Broadskilling.com

Broadskilling™ announces a partnership with Cashcrunch Games and Skills4Students to design and produce “Employability Connectors,” a learning game to help students build skills that employers need (Estimated release by October 2020).

“I am pleased to work with Paul Vasey, an amazing game designer, former educator, founder of cashcrunchgames and financial literacy advocate

and Dr. Cary Green, soft skills expert, author, founder of Skill4Students and former university professor, to design a motivating learning game that aligns with dimension 2 of the Broadskilling framework, “Plan to Build Relevant Skills.” I look forward to taking this action to combine the Broadskilling project assets with proven Financial Literacy learning game design, and Soft Skill expertise to enable youth to build skills relevant to future work."