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Top Skilled Professions for 2021

As we look ahead in 2021, we know one thing for certain 2020 came with a lot of drastic changes. Companies across the world have been pushed to accelerate their pace of digital transformation and automation, leading to a shift in the skills in demand. 

With a global pandemic in play, various sectors were hit hard and fast, leaving businesses and institutions no choice but to conform to the remote lifestyle. Although some businesses have managed to bounce back and pivot their models, the workforce has undoubtedly changed.

We now live in a highly competitive era where all our career choices and our efforts determine the quality of our life in the future. The competition is increasing every day especially in jobs and courses that were once called non-conventional. 

What Does This Mean for The Next Decade?

The Future of Jobs 2020 report, estimates shows that 85 million jobs would be displaced by 2025. Though 97 million new roles are likely to be created during this period, displaced workers will need to be reskilled and upskilled to fix these gaps. 

Skills such as critical thinking and analysis, complex problem-solving, and self-management skills which involve active learning, resilience, stress tolerance and flexibility are among the top skills and skills groups that global employers view as important in the run-up to 2025. 

Importance of learning a new skill.

Expanding your knowledge and skill base is more a requirement than a choice in this new world. If you don’t know what to study or which learning opportunities are at your disposal, try looking into the things you’re curious about. 

Ask yourself, “What have I been interested in or passionate about since childhood?” Answer that and you’ll discover the learning journey you should pursue. You’ll also discover immeasurable satisfaction in learning. Be it for hobby or career purposes, learning brings joy and satisfaction, regardless of age or professional standing. Learning a new skill helps: 

Knowing the benefits of learning a new skill, you need to identify top skills needed in 2021. With the use of technology, it is now easier than ever to access resources to help you learn and gain new skills. The diversity and quantity of online learning materials are growing rapidly giving you access to these skills at your convenience. For those who like the school environment, there are various options and cities to choose from. 

Excited to dive into professional development and learning new skills, but not sure where to start? Here are 15 great areas where you can consider boosting your career or profession in 2021.

Top 15 Skills of 2021

1| Soft Skills

2| Hard skills

However, technologies change all the time, companies come and go, and predictions turn out to be wrong. Still, it is worth thinking about learning a new skill, be it for professional benefits, career benefits, or the sheer joy of learning something new. More so, the importance of proper career guidance and counseling can not be overlooked as we gravitate towards skills and careers that will set us apart from our peers.

Importance of Career Guidance

Career guidance help students and professionals understand their strengths and weaknesses and then match them with their skills and interest so that they get the best suitable career choice. One wrong choice can not only cost a lot of money but also amount to waste of some precious years. Professional guides use modern scientific techniques like Career Assessment Test, etc. to find out your strengths and weaknesses and then use these results to find a college or career for you.

When dealing with a lot of options, the most logical solution is the process of strategic elimination. Professional career and college counseling help in narrowing down the options so that finding the right career or college becomes easy. Professional counselors also empower you with certain information that is not available to general people. They deduce the facts about colleges or courses out of the advertisements so that the students don’t get misled.

College and career counselors also keep track of the form filling process for all the colleges. They guide the students and parents on how to deal with the form filling procedures and remind them of the deadlines from time to time so that the college admission process goes down smoothly. 

Most importantly, counselors help you understand the uniqueness of the student and help in devising a unique career path specifically for the client so that he/she gets the most conducive atmosphere for steady growth and success in life. With a defined career path, the student gets the maximum output for his/ her efforts. That is why choosing the right career counselor is important.

Where to Get Started?

It is important to choose an individual or organization that has your best interest at heart. Someone with experience and understand the labor market. You need someone who understands our fast-changing world and is a part of the moving chain. This is why Michelle and Anthony Consulting is the best.

Michelle and Anthony Consulting Ltd is a leading global consulting firm with branches in London, Dubai, India, and the central processing office in Nigeria. We provide financial advisory, training, and management consulting services for businesses in various industries. 

 

Since 2003, Michelle and Anthony Consulting have been pioneers of overseas education in Nigeria. With quality credentials and trustworthy services, students have been guided to reach the best possible academic height based on their academic merits and financial capacity. We are aiming to develop short-term courses for minimum graduates and working professionals to develop as skilled individuals and outperform in their relevant industries. We run job readiness programs for fresh graduates, students pursuing the final year of education, and any grade of employees in an organization.

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