The evidence
Leading organisations agree: AI is reshaping professional work.
From global health agencies to top consultancies, the message is clear. AI is transforming how work gets done — and professionals need new skills to stay relevant and make a greater impact.
70%
of employers expect most employees to use AI tools in their work by 2027.
World Economic Forum67%
of healthcare executives believe AI will significantly change workforce skills in the next 5 years.
Deloitte75%
of life sciences leaders say AI skills will be essential for future talent.
McKinsey & Company62%
of organisations cite AI literacy as a key factor in future hiring and promotion decisions.
LinkedIn Workplace Learning
What employers are looking for
AI is changing role expectations. Employers increasingly value professionals who can:
Use AI tools effectively
Apply AI in real-world professional tasks
Combine domain expertise with AI
Apply AI within a professional context
Critically evaluate outputs
Verify and validate AI-generated information
Communicate and collaborate
Work effectively in AI-enabled teams
Integrate AI into workflows
Improve efficiency and decision-making
Adapt to new ways of working
Stay flexible as tools and roles evolve
Understand risk and ethics
Use AI responsibly and safely
Drive better outcomes
Use AI to create value for people and organisations
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