Blog: Skills for the future: Learning to learn through technology is the new skills visa

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Blog
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                                                English
                                              
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                        ILO                      
 Authors:

                                                Srinivas B Reddy, ILO Skills Branch Chief
                                              
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                        Anticipating needs and matching skills, Digital skills                      
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                        Other knowledge products - Blog                      
 Publication Date:

                        01 Nov 2021

This blog was first published on the ILO website on 17 February 2019.

Digital technologies – such as artificial intelligence, 3D printing, cognitive computing, big data, automation, the Internet of Things, advanced robotics and blockchain – are affecting many occupations, both jobs and tasks. The types of skills being demanded by employers are also changing, causing disruption in the task and skill profiles of traditional occupations, such as those in the manufacturing sector. The gig economy also emerged, with people working flexible hours, often producing deliverables with the help of technology.

Skills for the future_Learning to learn through technology is the new skills visa.pdf

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                        Skills anticipation, Technology                      
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                                                                                                                            Global
                                                                                                                       
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