7 Jul 2018

Are Our Skills Time-Limited ?

Session 16

While new technologies constantly broaden the spectrum of skills to be acquired, the question of the adequacy of skills has become critical. For example, the idea that entry into professional life marks the end of training is distinctly out-dated. We now talk of lifelong training, i.e. a continuum between initial training and circumstances where new skills are acquired. What professional training model should be favoured? Should companies play a more important role in defining priorities for skills development? What place should be given to skills across the board? Is there still a place for culture?

Read more

The incessant development of technologies is revolutionising work environments and driving individuals to develop new competences. Companies, especially, need not only in-depth knowledge of digital tools, but also the ability to adapt to every new factor. So how can we choose between ultra-specialised skills and general aptitudes? In the end, must we learn to constantly relearn? Has the value of knowledge changed? Can we talk of a hierarchy between different skills? Should we be moving towards more hybridised profiles?

Coordination


Guillaume NEVO

LPAE

ENS Ulm - Paris School of Economics

Biography

Moderator


Christian MENANTEAU

Economic Editorialist

RTL

Biography

Speakers


Bruno ANGLES

CEO France and Belgium

Crédit Suisse

Biography

Claudia COSTIN

Director

Center for Innovation and Excellence in Education Policy

Biography

Amadou DIAW

President

Groupe Institut Supérieur de Management de Dakar

Biography

Philippe HOUZÉ

Executive Chairman

Galeries Lafayette Group

Biography

Marc SANGLE-FERRIERE

Managing Director

Russell Reynolds Associates

Biography

Stefano SCARPETTA

Director for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs

OECD

Biography
All the speakers

Contributions

Teaching and Learning relying on yesterday cannot create tomorrow_COSTIN

Are our skills perishable_NEVO

coucou
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=754yarcVhto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wpFvapVeq4