NSTeducation: Jobtrends constantly change; roles that are in demand today may very well become obsolete in the next decade. Jobs career dreamjobs
Job trends constantly change; roles that are in demand today may very well become obsolete in the next decade.
“Fresh graduates with these skills are capable of evolving through their career, even allowing them to transition into roles that they may not have studied for but are prepared to handle nonetheless. I believe having these skills would help university students market themselves far better than having awareness about job trends,” she said.
“Therefore, university students need to look inward and ask themselves if they have all the skills that employers are looking for in this day and age. Are they agreeable to learning new skills? Can they cope with changes in technology? Are they capable of thinking critically? This is how students can differentiate themselves from the rest of the crowd and meet the demands of today’s employers.”
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