By Andrea Hargraves 
The future is technical and green, which means that not all professions that exist today will continue to make sense, and on the one hand, new skills will be required to respond to new needs. According to the “RESET, Empleos com Futuro” report, there are 25 professions to watch, more than half of which relate specifically to digitization and the growing concern for the environment.
The Economista quoted the same report as saying that investment in these two fields is linked to the potential they represent in terms of economic development. It is also a priority in the strategic plans of the European Union.
Health, logistics, sales and industry are also areas highlighted in the analysis prepared by Fundación Canal de Isabel II in partnership with ManpowerGroup. And beware, not all the professions envisaged in this exercise of predicting the future require training or elaborate courses at certain universities.
Discover 25 careers of the future, based on the qualifications required for each:
Compulsory secondary education
Business in the field of renewable energies
Logistic operator
Computer programmer specializing in the Python language
Training sales assistant
Professional qualification
Drone pilot
Social media specialist
Cyber security specialist
Mobile application developer
Multimedia and software designer
Big data programmer
Internet of Things Specialist
Logistics and transportation technician
Clinical and biomedical analysis technician
University education
A doctor specializing in geriatrics
– nurse
Specialist in renewable energies
– Specialized in digital marketing
– Specialized in sustainability and environmental technology
Full stack programmer
Cloud engineer
Robotics engineer
– Data analyst
Specialist in artificial intelligence
Specialized in digital transformation and business development