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Assessment of priority skills to 2030

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Assessment of skills

Skills England has published its analysis of future employment needs which shows that occupations in Digital, Adult Social Care, Construction and Engineering will have the greatest additional employment demand between 2025 and 2030.

The assessment shows that the demand for jobs in priority occupations is expected to expand significantly by 2030. There are particularly large increases for care workers and home carers. The next highest individual occupation is programmers and software development professionals (87,000), which is listed as a priority by seven sectors.

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