New labour market needs

2023-2-IT02-KA210-SCH-000178536

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NEW LABOUR MARKET NEEDS

Changes in the labour market

• Increased Automation and AI
• Growth of remote work
• Skills-Based Hiring
• Emphasis on Soft Skills
• Rise of E-Commerce and Logistics
• Focus on Diversity and Inclusion
• Health and Safety Prioritization
• Digital Transformation

breakdown of european employment

22%

51 million jobs at risk from automation

26%

59 million jobs at risk from COVID-19

10%

24 million jobs at risk of displacement both from automation and COVID-19

WHAT is the role of EDUCATION?

Education has adapted to the needs of the labour market through various strategies and innovation trying to respond to the rapidly evolving needs of a global and technologically advanced economy . I

innovative strategies:

STEM education: to prepare students for careers in fast-growing, high-tech fields.

Promotion of Entrepreneurship

Online and Hybrid Learning

Integration of Digital skills into school curricula

Personalized and Adaptive Education

focus on soft skills

Critical thinking, problem-solving, effective communication, collaboration, adaptability. ..these skills are increasingly valued by employers in a constantly evolving work environment. Given the increasing importance of collaboration and teamwork, emotional intelligence is becoming an important component in educational programs. This includes managing emotions, empathy, and interpersonal skills.

STUDENTS HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE READY!

In this rapidly evolving job market, students need to be prepared to meet the demands of new labour trends.

Conclusions

students should focus on ....

Preparing for the new labour market requires a proactive approach from students.

• Acquire Relevant Skills

• Pursue Continuous Learning

• Gain Practical Experience

• Develop a Personal Portfolio

• Stay Adaptable

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"Education is not the learning of facts , but the training of the mind to think."

- A. EINSTEIN

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of online and hybrid learning. These models offer flexibility and accessibility, allowing students to learn from anywhere and better balance work and study.

https://www.unesco.org/en/digital-competencies-skills/ict-cft

Educational technologies are enabling a more personalized approach to learning. Through online learning platforms and data analytics tools, educators can tailor learning paths to the individual needs and progress of students.