Future of Jobs Report 2025 — 170M new jobs by 2030
WEF projects 170 million new jobs created and 92 million displaced by 2030, with AI, big data and cybersecurity as the fastest-growing skills.
Source: World Economic Forum (Jan 2025)
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Perspectives on education, innovation, AI, workforce development and future skills — informed by leading institutions.
WEF projects 170 million new jobs created and 92 million displaced by 2030, with AI, big data and cybersecurity as the fastest-growing skills.
Source: World Economic Forum (Jan 2025)
Read sourceStanford HAI's 2025 report tracks record AI investment, accelerating model performance and growing AI adoption across industries and education.
Source: Stanford HAI (Apr 2025)
Read sourceFirst global frameworks defining the AI competencies that students and teachers need, with guidance on responsible adoption in classrooms.
Source: UNESCO (Sep 2024)
Read sourceOECD's PISA 2022 results show declines in math and reading across most countries, with widening gaps tied to digital learning readiness.
Source: OECD PISA 2022 (Dec 2023)
Read sourceUNESCO's Global Education Monitoring Report calls for evidence-based use of edtech and warns against unregulated adoption in schools.
Source: UNESCO GEM Report 2023
Read sourceOECD's ongoing program assesses how AI capabilities compare to human skills and what it means for education and workforce policy.
Source: OECD.AI
Read sourceIFR's World Robotics 2024 reports a record 4.28 million industrial robots in operation, with strong growth in education and service robotics.
Source: International Federation of Robotics (Sep 2024)
Read sourceWEF's Education 4.0 initiative outlines how schools and systems can deliver future-ready skills through innovation, AI and project-based learning.
Source: World Economic Forum
Read sourceHow STEM education is evolving to prepare students for an interconnected, technology-driven economy.
Source: OECD — The Future of Education and Skills 2030
Read sourceEvidence-based perspectives on active and experiential learning across K-12 and higher education.
Source: Harvard Graduate School of Education
Read sourceHow educators and institutions are integrating AI responsibly into teaching, research and assessment.
Source: UNESCO — AI and Education
Read sourceLessons from challenge-based learning environments for K-12 and higher education institutions.
Source: MIT Open Learning
Read sourceWhy robotics is becoming a foundation for problem-solving, engineering and computational thinking.
Source: Stanford Graduate School of Education
Read sourceBuilding creativity, agency and persistence through making and tinkering.
Source: MIT Media Lab — Lifelong Kindergarten
Read sourceCritical thinking, collaboration, creativity and digital fluency for the next decade.
Source: World Economic Forum — Future of Jobs
Read sourceAn overview of the most in-demand skills across global labor markets.
Source: World Economic Forum
Read sourceWhy human judgment, reasoning and ethics are becoming more important alongside AI.
Source: OECD — AI and the Future of Skills
Read sourceHow educational institutions can align with the careers of the next decade.
Source: OECD — Skills Outlook
Read sourceBest practices for school-industry partnerships that benefit students and employers.
Source: World Economic Forum — Education 4.0
Read sourceResearch-backed outcomes of PBL on engagement, retention and skill development.
Source: Stanford SCOPE — PBL Research
Read sourceWhy every learner needs a baseline of digital and technological literacy.
Source: UNESCO — Digital Skills
Read sourceWhy hands-on innovation experiences increase motivation and persistence.
Source: Harvard Education — Usable Knowledge
Read sourceHow institutions cultivate creativity at the student, faculty and organizational level.
Source: MIT Sloan — Innovation Insights
Read sourceStanford HAI's annual report tracks AI progress, adoption and policy — a key reference for AI readiness strategy.
Source: Stanford HAI — AI Index 2024
Read sourceWEF projects that 44% of workers' core skills will be disrupted in the next five years.
Source: World Economic Forum
Read sourceGlobal framework for responsible adoption of generative AI in classrooms and research.
Source: UNESCO
Read sourceHow AI is reshaping the skills people need across jobs and life.
Source: OECD
Read sourceMitchel Resnick on creative learning, projects, passion, peers and play.
Source: MIT Media Lab
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