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In the next 5-10 years, some professions will fade off the world and graduates of these professions will become more useless than ever except they up their skills.

Instead of wasting your money sending your children to the university to study irrelevant courses to later populate the unemployment statistics of Nigeria, it will be better you take them through what I call "the job of the future".

Today we are at the process of what has been termed the 4th Industrial Revolution. This isn’t far at all. In many ways the future is already here! The pace of change is rapid and the world of work is being transformed by technology at an ever increasing pace.

To be prepared for the future you have to understand it. Will there be enough employment in the future, and if so what will that job be? How should you upskill or reskill and what do these terms mean anyway? Should you become an entrepreneur and start your own business to diversify your livelihood? Should you develop a portfolio career with multiple sources of income? Which occupations will thrive, and which ones will decline? By one popular estimate, 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that don’t yet exist!

Below are 'some' of the skills/professions that will thrive in the future for those who would want to plan ahead for the future:

1. Coding And Software Enhancement
2. Networking Development
3. Web Design, Mobile Application, Robotic Science etc
4. Algorithms Designer
5. Cloud Computing
6. UI/UX Designer
7. Online Frameworks
8. Software Computing
9. Database Administrator
10. Public Relations
11. Video Production/Audio Production
12. Sales (Ex. Affiliate, Offline (e-commerce)
13. Digital Marketing & SEO
14. Copywriting
15. Content Creation
16. Blockchain/Cryptocurrency
17. Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking
18. Machine Learning
19. Financial Management
20. Trading
21. Foreign Languages
22. Management Consulting
23. Art, design, photography
24. Sports/Fitness Coach/Nutritionist
25. Data Science
26. Information Security Analyst
27. Registered Nurse (RN) & Medicine
28. Technical Writer
29. Software Developer
30. Human Resources (HR) Manager
31. Teaching/ Special Needs Courses
32. Social Work
33. Agriculture
34. Engineering

Please some one should help. I am planning to study human resource management at a master level, i don't know if i will offer mathematics as course.

Helenbims:
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In the next 5-10 years, some professions will fade off the world and graduates of these professions will become more useless than ever except they up their skills.

Instead of wasting your money sending your children to the university to study irrelevant courses to later populate the unemployment statistics of Nigeria, it will be better you take them through what I call "the job of the future".

Today we are at the process of what has been termed the 4th Industrial Revolution. This isn’t far at all. In many ways the future is already here! The pace of change is rapid and the world of work is being transformed by technology at an ever increasing pace.

To be prepared for the future you have to understand it. Will there be enough employment in the future, and if so what will that job be? How should you upskill or reskill and what do these terms mean anyway? Should you become an entrepreneur and start your own business to diversify your livelihood? Should you develop a portfolio career with multiple sources of income? Which occupations will thrive, and which ones will decline? By one popular estimate, 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that don’t yet exist!

Below are 'some' of the skills/professions that will thrive in the future for those who would want to plan ahead for the future:

1. Coding And Software Enhancement
2. Networking Development
3. Web Design, Mobile Application, Robotic Science etc
4. Algorithms Designer
5. Cloud Computing
6. UI/UX Designer
7. Online Frameworks
8. Software Computing
9. Database Administrator
10. Public Relations
11. Video Production/Audio Production
12. Sales (Ex. Affiliate, Offline (e-commerce)
13. Digital Marketing & SEO
14. Copywriting
15. Content Creation
16. Blockchain/Cryptocurrency
17. Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking
18. Machine Learning
19. Financial Management
20. Trading
21. Foreign Languages
22. Management Consulting
23. Art, design, photography
24. Sports/Fitness Coach/Nutritionist
25. Data Science
26. Information Security Analyst
27. Registered Nurse (RN) & Medicine
28. Technical Writer
29. Software Developer
30. Human Resources (HR) Manager
31. Teaching/ Special Needs Courses
32. Social Work
33. Agriculture

I'm glad you added Public Relations, you can't underestimate that field so so relevant because everyone/business wants goodwill.

Oga we are already unemployed

Wait... so social work is important? I'm currently studying it thinking it's useless, I was thinking of switching to another department, fine art dept cos art is my passion

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What about microbiology? Is my bro wasting his time studying it, I was thinking maybe I can change his mind so he'd switch to med lab......cos microbiology as I've heard is totally useless

Wahala dey ọ!

Op without good connection and info one cant make it in any of the fields u mentioned.

Every thing na conne.............


Ask PHYNO

This is a very rude of introducing people to tech....very bad

Senomi:
Wait... so social work is important? I'm currently studying it thinking it's useless, I was thinking of switching to another department, fine art dept cos art is my passion

It's really important I'll advise you try to go deeper and study further also you might to get out of Nigeria, if you're in Nigeria presently and come back.

mayorkun101:


It's really important I'll advise you try to go deeper and study further also you might to get out of Nigeria, if you're in Nigeria presently and come back.

What if I no go ever get chance to comot from nigeria? cos I can't picture myself traveling out, atleast if I'm being realistic not in 20 yrs time, will the course really make sense here? Make hunger no finish me, I heard Its possible to work for ngo's and unesco but that's in the northern part of d country

..
U go to foreign platforms and come and be doing copy and paste without even considering the Nigeria factor..

Helenbims:

1. Coding And Software Enhancement
2. Networking Development
3. Web Design, Mobile Application, Robotic Science etc
4. Algorithms Designer
5. Cloud Computing
6. UI/UX Designer
7. Online Frameworks
8. Software Computing
9. Database Administrator
10. Public Relations
11. Video Production/Audio Production
12. Sales (Ex. Affiliate, Offline (e-commerce)
13. Digital Marketing & SEO
14. Copywriting
15. Content Creation
16. Blockchain/Cryptocurrency
17. Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking
18. Machine Learning
19. Financial Management
20. Trading
21. Foreign Languages
22. Management Consulting
23. Art, design, photography
24. Sports/Fitness Coach/Nutritionist
25. Data Science
26. Information Security Analyst
27. Registered Nurse (RN) & Medicine
28. Technical Writer
29. Software Developer
30. Human Resources (HR) Manager
31. Teaching/ Special Needs Courses
32. Social Work
33. Agriculture

This is for the young

Do not believe what you read on the internet

You still have your whole life ahead of you, you have all the time in the world to decide and choose where your passions lie. You don't need to feel pressured to become what you aren't, the last thing you want in life is to slave away your years of vigor and youth pursuing what would eventually be handed over to you assuming you don't go about receiving it in all the wrong ways and places

Take your time, it's the only thing of value you'll ever truly have. You can get any skill it doesn't have to be technological in as long as it's a skill that doesn't leave you handicapped anywhere you go to in the world

And for the smart aleck that posted this shit you're so short sited you kept all the white collar jobs that are only stable in designated city's, not country's or states but city's, in the world.

Just so you know only 17% percent of the world's population would professionally fit in to any of the jobs listed above, and that makes them unnecessarily high paying jobs and no employer would pay so much for what he could get for cheaper if he pays contract agencies to get eager short sited gurus like you to do the work for him so that you would be proving yourself to heaven knows who but unbeknownst to you, you would be literally teaching your so called subordinates the so called highly treasured skill who in turn get hired for cheaper and you whom was gotten for cheap would be fired therefore putting the "subordinate" in your situation and then the employer let's it all go in circles hiring and firing, diluting the "highly valued skill" and then putting more people out of jobs just because one eager fellow thinks he is being a liberator, therefore making the less sought after skill becoming the highly valued skill because no one is as eager to do them anymore

So there my friend you've just made the world a whole lot more shitty for that unborn child

Lol
Strange but true

Senomi:

What if I no go ever get chance to comot from nigeria? cos I can't picture myself traveling out, atleast if I'm being realistic not in 20 yrs time, will the course really make sense here? Make hunger no finish me, I heard Its possible to work for ngo's and unesco but that's in the northern part of d country

Well these days visa lottery don't work, People are saving up to get out of these place. If the NGOs work for you then you're good.

Kk

Not in Nigeria sha o

We're still underdeveloped, we will still be needing those jobs that were not mentioned here till we transition and I tell you that is not happening soon, considering a lot of obvious and obscure factors.
And besides, a graduate in a field can still switch to another by skill acquisition. Na international studies I dey read o abeg

All aspects of Engineering and Environmental Science will be important even in 100 years to come.

Please stop limiting yourself. There's something called opportunity and favour and it can come at any time.

Senomi:

What if I no go ever get chance to comot from nigeria? cos I can't picture myself traveling out, atleast if I'm being realistic not in 20 yrs time, will the course really make sense here? Make hunger no finish me, I heard Its possible to work for ngo's and unesco but that's in the northern part of d country

Thank God my course is there,in other words I can't be jobless

Except you want to be a lecturer, civil service

I think there's little to gain from nigeria University

Even you gain better on YouTube

Most of the tech courses mentioned above can't be thought in university

Helenbims:
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In the next 5-10 years, some professions will fade off the world and graduates of these professions will become more useless than ever except they up their skills.

Instead of wasting your money sending your children to the university to study irrelevant courses to later populate the unemployment statistics of Nigeria, it will be better you take them through what I call "the job of the future".

Today we are at the process of what has been termed the 4th Industrial Revolution. This isn’t far at all. In many ways the future is already here! The pace of change is rapid and the world of work is being transformed by technology at an ever increasing pace.

To be prepared for the future you have to understand it. Will there be enough employment in the future, and if so what will that job be? How should you upskill or reskill and what do these terms mean anyway? Should you become an entrepreneur and start your own business to diversify your livelihood? Should you develop a portfolio career with multiple sources of income? Which occupations will thrive, and which ones will decline? By one popular estimate, 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that don’t yet exist!

Below are 'some' of the skills/professions that will thrive in the future for those who would want to plan ahead for the future:

1. Coding And Software Enhancement
2. Networking Development
3. Web Design, Mobile Application, Robotic Science etc
4. Algorithms Designer
5. Cloud Computing
6. UI/UX Designer
7. Online Frameworks
8. Software Computing
9. Database Administrator
10. Public Relations
11. Video Production/Audio Production
12. Sales (Ex. Affiliate, Offline (e-commerce)
13. Digital Marketing & SEO
14. Copywriting
15. Content Creation
16. Blockchain/Cryptocurrency
17. Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking
18. Machine Learning
19. Financial Management
20. Trading
21. Foreign Languages
22. Management Consulting
23. Art, design, photography
24. Sports/Fitness Coach/Nutritionist
25. Data Science
26. Information Security Analyst
27. Registered Nurse (RN) & Medicine
28. Technical Writer
29. Software Developer
30. Human Resources (HR) Manager
31. Teaching/ Special Needs Courses
32. Social Work
33. Agriculture

You try for the write-up.

But you see HR, Management blah blah blah, Foreign languages.... . No need to comment.

Time Traveller, I salute you oooo

Engineering should be written there in capital letters.
Over generations it has always been relevant.
Coding of all sort, in 2030, won't be a professional job.
Google has started work on making d common man arrange codes with just block codes that everyone can understand.
It has already kick started.
I'm a robotics engineer, people appreciate block programming to the old text programming..

Same goes for CCNA, Software Development.
Get your facts right.

In essence, flow with the reality and be relevant

What you study or whether you did not attend a university does not make you have a job or been jobless. This is 2022 try n be using your god forsaken senses

Senomi:
Wait... so social work is important? I'm currently studying it thinking it's useless, I was thinking of switching to another department, fine art dept cos art is my passion

Study social work.

They are always demand for social workers in UK, Canada and Australia.

Where the lawyer where go handle there cases in 2022

All this talk and write up na wash, dangote and abdulsamad no go school yet na them sabi book pass for money, human and business administration

Naa una sabi