The Technology Era is changing the work landscape in all sectors worldwide. The World Economic Forum reports that these changes could lead to the displacement of 75 million jobs due to the adoption of new technologies and structural changes in the labour market. However, the good news is that the emergence of 133 million new jobs has also been predicted.

With this information, many questions come to mind, such as "What are the careers of the future?", "Is it possible to prepare for tomorrow's jobs - today?". The answer to these questions is to structure your career to face the changes that will happen over the years.

We have listed 5 of the best career fields to work for in the next 10 years and how to chart a career that takes advantage of these technological changes.

1. Technology Sector

Fields such as Software Architects, Systems Engineers, Software Engineers, IT Analysts are the fields that are expected job growth over the next decade. Those in this field should enjoy analytical thinking but should also be creative problem solvers.
Because this field is rapidly changing, those who want to secure the best positions should keep up with those changes by participating in cutting-edge classes, seek out certifications and develop skills the job market needs, getting the expertise to develop yourself.

2. Financial Services

The financial services industry is multifaceted, offering a variety of positions such as Accountants, Actuaries, and Financial Advisors that cater to different skills and interests.
These jobs have different work environments and require different skills. Someone with solid interpersonal skills, for example, can do well as a financial advisor, while someone who likes to analyse numbers can do better in public accounting. Therefore, before selecting one that aligns with your interests, it is important to know them and have work experience in the field.

3. Engineering Jobs

There are so many different areas of engineering to work in such as Project Engineer, Civil Engineer, Structural Engineer, Environmental Engineer, Biomedical Engineer.
Engineering careers are constantly varied in terms of their job responsibilities, but also their working locations. As an engineer, you could be working in an office, in a laboratory, on an oil rig in the middle of the ocean or a factory. Each engineering discipline requires professionals with very specific skill sets. If you have got what it takes, you might be the right candidate for an engineering internship.

4. Marketing

Companies are increasingly willing to differentiate their products and services due to increased competition. This means that marketing professionals are kept in high demand.
However, because trends and strategies change over time, those who can demonstrate they are keeping up with strategy will be better positioned.
Creativity, good communication skills, and excellent research ability are necessary attributes that you can acquire with practical experience.

5. Education Arena

Careers include primary and secondary teachers, day-care and preschool instructors, university lecturers and tutors as well as supporting professionals such as guidance counsellors, social workers, and school administrators among many others. This industry also includes vocational education and training programs and adult education.

Professionals in education and training should enjoy working with children and students and have concern for each student’s learning abilities and comprehension of the subject material. Educators should be creative and innovative to deliver lesson plans and subject matter in new and different ways to help students understand and grasp material and concepts.
Careers in education require advanced certifications or bachelor's degrees in education or subject teaching. Childcare workers and preschool teachers usually need early child development/education training and special education teachers require specialised degrees and training. A good way to achieve the necessary experience is by doing a period of work experience.

Take action: The World Economic Forum has identified education and work experience as the principal way to prepare for the next two decades of work. By constantly learning new skills, updating your current abilities, or experimenting in different industries, you will be as prepared as possible to adapt your career to meet the job roles of the future.