How Education Can Address the Global Skills Gap
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2024
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Abstract
The global skills gap has become one of the most pressing challenges facing economies today. The demand for highly skilled workers continues to rise, while educational systems struggle to keep pace with rapidly changing technological and societal needs. This article explores the role of education in addressing the global skills gap, focusing on how educational institutions can better equip students with the skills necessary to thrive in an evolving job market. The article examines the skills that are currently in high demand, such as digital literacy, critical thinking, and adaptability, and offers recommendations for educational reforms that can help bridge the gap. The study also highlights successful global initiatives and case studies where education systems have effectively aligned their curricula with industry needs.
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| Authors | Zubair Iqbal |
| Journal | International journal of language, literature and social sciences review |
| Year | 2024 |
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