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1 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Working, Living, and Learning In The 21 st Century Knowledge Economy

2 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com 21 st Century January 1, 2001 – December 31, 2100 12 years into the 21 st Century

3 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com 21 st Century Knowledge Economy What does it mean? Knowledge is the primary factor of production The 21 st century sees us living in a changing world Expectations placed upon learning shifted to meet these changes. Education is no longer sufficient for the new demands of the 21 st century.

4 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Knowledge Economy The knowledge economy has transform the way that we live and work. A continuously changing and fiercely competitive global environment. Working, living and learning in a knowledge economy requires expanded set of skills, competencies and flexibilities. Awareness of the need for lifelong learning will see a blur between work and learning.

5 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Challenge of Knowledge Economy Our society requires that more young people enter post-secondary institutions. Younger more educated population Education no longer guarantee success Inequalities between the knowledge rich and knowledge poor.

6 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Education in the 21 st Century Number of Canadians between 25 and 64 years of age having a university degree grew 24% since 2001 – 2006 2011, 53% of Canadians age15 and over had trade certificates, college diplomas and university degrees. Increase of 20%age points since 1990. 2009, Canada had the highest proportion of post- secondary graduates (50%) between 25 – 64 age group among member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the G7

7 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com 20 th Century 1901-2000 Industrial Society Propelled by a technological innovation – the assembly line In 1950 only 2% of all Canadians aged 15 and over had a university education Move from Industrial Age production to: Knowledge Age Economy – Information driven, Globally connected

8 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Learning, Living, Working in the 21 st Century Requires expanded set of skills Competencies Flexibilities Continuous learning Re-skilling

9 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com 21 st Century skills The illiterate of the 21 st Century are not those that cannot read or write, but those that cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. ~Alvin Toffler

10 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com 21 st Century Core Skills Literacy and Numeracy ITC Skills Learning to learn – Processing Evaluating and Problem-solving Interpersonal and Civic Competences Entrepreneurship Life Skills Cultural Awareness

11 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com 21 st Century Core Skills Flexibility Adaptability Work Independently Critical thinking Self-directed learner

12 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com New Jobs & Careers The rapid pace technological changes forces us all to adapt quickly to new ways of communicating, learning, working and living. We switch jobs and careers more frequently. Entirely new kinds of work are arising from innovations in many field.

13 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com 25 Careers that didn’t exist 12 years ago in Business Business continuity specialists Electronic commerce specialists Social media managers/strategists Virtual concierges User experience analysts

14 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com In Communications Bloggers Content managers Online political campaign managers Video journalists

15 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Education Athletic physical education specialists Adaptive physical education specialists Distance learning coordinators Home-school liaisons School diagnosticians

16 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Environment Carbon credit traders Environmental economists Environmental restoration planners Green marketers Recycling coordinators

17 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Energy Biofuels/biodiesel product development managers Biomass plant technicians Energy auditors Energy brokers Fuel cell engineers Methane/landfill gas collection system operators

18 Top 10 Careers in 2009 & 2011 Mathematician Actuary Statistician Biologist Software Engineer Computer Systems Analyst Historian Sociologist Industrial Designer Accountant Software Engineer Mathematician Actuary Statistician Computer Systems Analyst Meteorologist Biologist Historian Audiologist Dental Hygienist

19 Top 10 Careers in 2012 & 2016 Information Technology Health Care Professional Health Care Management Engineers Industrial Skilled Worker Life Sciences & Biotechnology Salespeople Accounting and Finance Discount Retailers Private Equity Firms Health Care Management Life Sciences & Biotechnology Salespeople Industrial Skilled Worker Health Care Professional Office and Administration Accounting and Finance Information Technology Social Services & Education Engineers

20 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Jobs & Careers of the Future Skill Trades Health Care IT Financial Managers (Accountants, Auditors FAs) Sales Managers General Managers (with Leadership Skills) Energy Research & Development Sciences (Environmental & Biotechnology

21 COSMICCOACHINGCENTRE.com Conclusion As career practitioners, we must prepare our clients for continuous learning and re-skilling. This is essential for their survival in the world of work in the 21 st Century.

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