Top 10 jobs of the future in 2025
The world of work is in full transformation, influenced by major technological advances in all sectors and growing environmental and social concerns. Faced with these changes, new jobs are emerging and some are evolving to adapt to the challenges of the future. The fields of technology, health, or even renewable energies are, for example, fast-growing sectors that offer great professional opportunities for the future.
In this article, we offer you an overview of the jobs of the future by 2030!
List of the 10 jobs of the future
Based on societal changes and current trends in technology, sustainability, or even health, several professions are likely to experience strong growth in the years to come. Although it is impossible to provide an exhaustive list of the essential jobs of the future, we offer you an overview of the future of the professional world.
- Web developers and mobile applications
The tech sector is constantly growing. The demand for software and application developers will remain significant in an increasingly digitized world. In particular, these professionals must have skills in programming, creating and maintaining websites and mobile applications.
- Virtual and Augmented Reality Developers
Virtual reality and augmented reality are new technologies that are booming. Whether for training, events, architecture, health, or even leisure, professionals in the creation of immersive environments will undoubtedly be among the profiles in high demand in the coming years.
- Data scientists
The number of jobs related to data science is going to continue to increase in the coming years. In fact, the growing volume of data collected by businesses, administrations and institutions creates a great need for professionals who can analyze and interpret data. In addition to this, more global skills in mathematics, statistics and coding will also be appreciated.
- Jobs related to AI (AI engineer, AI ethics specialist...)
With the rise of AI-based technologies, which is being used in all sectors of activity, businesses will increasingly need professionals with qualifications in artificial intelligence. Expertise is varied in the field of AI, they can be AI data analysts, specialists in AI ethics, artificial intelligence engineers...
- Sophrologists and other wellness and mental health professions
More and more people are becoming aware of the importance of physical and mental well-being, both in professional and personal life. This societal trend is leading to a growing demand for professions such as psychologists, sophrologists, and various coaches specializing in mental health.
- Renewable energy engineers
Many jobs of the future are linked to sustainable development. In particular, the energy transition to renewable energy sources is booming. Engineers and technical managers specializing in this field will play an essential role in reducing the carbon footprint of communities and businesses.
- Cybersecurity specialists
Faced with the increase in cyberattacks and data breaches, computer security has become a major issue for all businesses. Cybersecurity will therefore remain a promising sector in the coming years.
- Architects, engineers and urban planners specialized in sustainability
Faced with growing urbanization and current societal and environmental challenges, it is necessary to rethink urban planning to create more sustainable cities. Architects and urban planners specializing in the design of ecological buildings, eco-neighborhoods, or even smart homes, will be increasingly in demand.
- CSR managers
CSR managers play a critical role in helping to integrate social, environmental, and economic concerns into business strategies. This position is particularly sought after in sectors that want to strengthen their sustainability commitments.
- Digital health specialists
With the aging of the population and the significant digitization of health care (telemedicine, remote diagnosis, etc.), connected health is also at the heart of the jobs of the future. From the development of telemedicine applications to smart medical devices, mastering digital tools and technologies applied to medicine will be increasingly in demand.
What are the key skills for the jobs of tomorrow?
The skills of tomorrow combine technical skills and transversal skills.
Les technical skills being intrinsically related to the execution of a profession, so they depend on it. If we take the example of digital transformation and associated professions, we will find skills such as mastering emerging technologies (artificial intelligence, blockchain, big data...), managing cybersecurity, mastering advanced digital tools, mastering advanced digital tools, data analysis, or even digital communication (social networks, web...).
Côté transversal skills, or “soft skills”, companies are increasingly looking for employees who demonstrate agility, adaptability, and who know how to “learn to learn”. This is not surprising when you consider that one of the major challenges for businesses is to succeed in adapting to a constantly changing environment. In addition, the spirit of innovation and critical thinking, necessary for solve complex problems and anticipate change, are also decisive skills. Finally, soft skills, such as a sense of communication, collaborative leadership or even empathy, are in high demand for facilitate collaboration.
How do you find the right path to jobs that recruit?
As the labour market and societal challenges are constantly evolving, it is essential to stay up to date with the latest trends to focus on sectors of the future. In 2025, students and young graduates wishing to enter professions of the future can train in artificial intelligence, biotechnology, sustainable energy, cybersecurity, data management... It may also be a good idea to turn to trades that are likely to: resist robotization, such as health care, education, or art.
According to France Travail (formerly Pôle Emploi), 85% of the jobs in 2023 do not yet exist ! Whatever your sector of activity, it therefore seems crucial to to train continuously over the long term, to be adaptable and open to the acquisition of new skills.
Moreover, a large number of jobs of the future are completely adapted to a professional retraining. En vocational training or even a work-study program for adults, it is possible to obtain the diplomas or professional certifications necessary to start a career as a web developer, specialist in cybersecurity, AI, and many others.
Focus on the impact of digital transformation on the jobs of the future
It has already been several years that Digital technology is profoundly transforming the world of work. Digital transformation is not only about the integration of new digital tools: new jobs are created, some are evolving and Others disappear. Tech jobs, for example, are currently the fastest growing, while jobs with repetitive tasks in production are among the most impacted by automation through technology. Among the new technological jobs in full expansion, we find professions related to AI, cybersecurity, blockchain, data analysis...
In general, in most sectors, digitalization requires the acquisition or improvement of digital skills. Indeed, the majority of the jobs of the future require a Mastery of digital tools : digital marketing, project management, UX/UI design, etc. As new technologies evolve constantly and very quickly, training throughout a career has become a necessity.
Focus on the jobs of the future for a green and sustainable economy
Faced with the ecological transition and to the need for preserve natural resources, jobs related to sustainable development and renewable energies are also growing very rapidly. The application of environmental standards necessarily has an impact on the way businesses operate, regardless of the sector. Organizations need to be in a position to meet consumer expectations in terms of the environment, but also to governmental and social requirements (ESG standards).
Among the jobs that will surely experience the greatest demand, we find: renewable energy engineers and architects specializing in sustainable buildings, but also engineers in biotechnology, project managers in ecological transition, specialists in sustainable mobility or even in green finance...
There is a wide variety of training courses to access these promising jobs which are also perfect for individuals looking for meaning at work. BTS, DUT, licenses, masters, but also professional training courses adapted to people in retraining, such as a certification course in renewable energy management or a professional certification in environmental risk management.
Conclusion
Continuing education is one of the essential levers for staying up to date, acquiring new skills or perfecting those already acquired. It allows employees to maintain their employability and to access the jobs of the future, and to businesses to remain competitive and agile. This is why they are investing more and more in the training of their employees.
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