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– from “Now You See It” by Cathy Davidson “By one estimate, 65% of children entering grade schools will end up working in careers that haven’t even been invented yet.” – from “Now You See It” by Cathy Davidson

NET EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK BY JOB FAMILY, 2015 - 2020 (in thousands) 492 416 Growth 405 339 -4,759 -1,609 Even within traditional job families, many new jobs emerging, requiring constant reskilling and life long learning Architecture and engineering growth coming from Consumer, Information and Communication Technology and Mobility industries -1,609 Decline Business & Financial Operations Office and Administrative Manufacturing and Production Computer and Mathematical Architecture and Engineering Management source: world Economics Forum, The Future of Jobs Report,

21st CENTURY SKILLS “The 4Cs” Digital Literacy Career and Life Skills Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Information Literacy Flexibility & Adaptability Creativity & Innovation Media Literacy Initiative & Self Direction Communication ICT Literacy Social & Cross Cultural Interaction Collaboration Productivity & Accountability Leadership & Responsibility Important to be more human than efficient machines. Focus on soft skills rather than content knowledge Cognitive Abilities considered most important by Future of Jobs report » Cognitive Flexibility » Creativity » Logical Reasoning » Problem Sensitivity » Mathematical Reasoning » Visualization source: Partnership for 21st century skills

FUTURE TALENT EXAMPLES Super Creatives e.g. Trend setters, Platform architects, Artists Community Architects / Leaders e.g. creating new commons High Performance Coaches (touch people’s hearts) e.g. Teachers, therapists, coaches, nurses New Types of Regulators / Consultants e.g.　Gene therapy, performance augmentation life long learnin