Hailey Borg
1. Software Developer
The demand for coding skills is rapidly rising, making it a coveted proficiency among technology companies and research groups.
According to a Remote survey involving over 500 tech workers and employers, 37% of respondents identified software developers as the most crucial tech job for the future, ranking them as the top job overall.
In the UK, a school in Coventry has taken an innovative approach by hiring a ten-year-old coding prodigy to teach. This trend underscores the anticipation of coding as a pathway to new job opportunities in the future.
2. Blockchain Jobs
Blockchain technology is projected to enhance over 40 million global jobs by 2030, earning it the second spot in job opportunities, as per PwC’s Time for Trust report.
While many associate blockchain with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, it goes beyond that. Blockchains are versatile technologies applicable across various industries.
The potential of blockchain is vast, and industries are increasingly seeking blockchain developers.

3. Virtual Reality Jobs
Virtual reality appears to be a lucrative industry with exponential growth ahead. Projected statistics indicate the global AR and VR market size will soar to $296.9 billion in 2024, a substantial increase from the $30.7 billion in 2021.
The announcement of the Metaverse by Meta in 2021 further cements VR and AR’s impactful future. From marketing to video game development, virtual reality is poised to reshape the job market and society.
4. Cybersecurity
Ethical hacking, a profession in network security, is not just a current trend; it’s a long-term fixture. The only scenario in which ethical hackers, also known as white hat hackers, might face unemployment is if the internet vanishes and is replaced, an unlikely prospect in the foreseeable future.
With a projected 20% increase in the number of ethical hackers by the end of 2023 compared to the previous year, this career promises a 0% unemployment rate. If job stability appeals to you, ethical hacking could be an excellent choice.
5. Big Data Analyst
According to Statista, the global big data analytics market is projected to witness a 30% growth by 2025, generating revenue surpassing $68 billion.
In the landscape of business development, data analysts are poised to take the lead, utilising big data to analyse extensive information sets for their employers.
For those inclined towards numbers and transforming intricate data into actionable decisions, pursuing a career as a data analyst offers the prospect of long-term success.
6. Content Creators
The surge in content creators has been undeniable in recent years, with a broad definition encompassing individuals who produce digital content.
The demand for content creators is poised to escalate as global online content consumption doubled in 2020 amid the pandemic.
This career path offers diverse opportunities, ranging from fashion bloggers to true crime vloggers. To embark on this journey, social media savvy is essential.

7. AI Jobs
Beyond the realm of creating a new breed of humans, AI involves crafting functional robots and optimising business processes.
Concerns about job displacement due to AI advancements are addressed in PwC’s study, which suggests that any initial job losses from automation will likely be counteracted by the creation of new jobs in the long run.
This is attributed to the larger and wealthier economy made possible by advancements in AI technology.
8. Data Protection Jobs
Data handling and privacy laws are evolving rapidly, driven by the increasing interest in personal data for marketing and political purposes.
Unfortunately, instances of data misuse or illegal use are on the rise, highlighting the need for a new breed of professionals.
Anticipating a surge in demand for data detective roles, our courses offer insights into data science ethics and strategies for safeguarding health data. Stay ahead in this evolving landscape.

9. Gene Experts/Editors
The UK government envisions the creation of over 18,000 new jobs in gene and cell therapy by 2030, making genomic medicine an enticing field to explore.
While gene editing raises ethical questions, its medical applications hold promise for mitigating health risks and enhancing the quality of life.
Despite the sensitivity of the topic, the progress in genetics is a monumental leap for humanity.
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