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Broadskilling starts with understanding the future of work.  Use Broadskilling resources to develop your own answers to the following questions:

• What will the future job market look like?
• What skills will be in high demand?
• What skills and roles align with my interest and capabilities?
• How can I prepare myself for the career I select?
• How can I make it easy for employers to find me?

Your answers provide the context you need to guide your college and/or career journey. 

… 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

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.

An Informed Voice:  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.

A Plan to  Develop Skills: 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.

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