Rewiring Learning for the New World of Work
The US and global economy are changing fast. AI is reshaping work, supply chains and energy systems are being reconfigured, and the World Economic Forum expects almost 40% of workers' core skills to change by 2030. Yet higher education and the labor market still operate as parallel systems, one built to produce graduates, the other to produce jobs. The QS World Future Skills Index 2027 calls this an alignment challenge, with institutional capacity, talent, and economic opportunity all moving at different speeds.
In the global race for economic advantage, the pace is accelerating. Global Skills Week 2027 is where the leaders shaping that future come together. GSW brings you into the room where emerging trends are tested, priorities are challenged, and new partnerships take shape, giving you a clearer view of what is changing and what it means for the decisions you need to make now.
In the global race for economic advantage, the pace is accelerating. Global Skills Week 2027 is where the leaders shaping that future come together. GSW brings you into the room where emerging trends are tested, priorities are challenged, and new partnerships take shape, giving you a clearer view of what is changing and what it means for the decisions you need to make now.
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