..Study: what will be the most demanded professions in Morocco by 2030

The question of what are the jobs of the future in Morocco has become central in a context where the transition to cognitive digital intelligence is changing the situation.

Now is the time to plan for the future, to identify both new needs and declining professions and to opt for appropriate training.

The economic and social upheavals caused by the health crisis raise many questions. For Moroccan families and students, a question keeps coming back: which professions have the most future and offer the most opportunities in the coming years?

While it is still difficult to answer this question, we can already estimate that most of the professions that today’s students will exercise will have a direct link with advanced technologies.

A McKinsey study, published recently, estimates that by 2030, 800 million jobs will disappear worldwide to the behalf of technological innovations.

For Dell and the “Institute for the Future”, 85% of the jobs of 2030 do not yet exist while we are witnessing the gradual disappearance of several traditional professions.

It is clear that the future belongs to agile minds especially as artificial intelligence, robotics and virtual reality are transforming existing professions and creating new ones. Other specialists go further and work to draw up the list of specialties that will be the most popular in Morocco in coming years .

How to find it?

At the top of the list are information security analysts whose job is to plan and execute security measures to protect an organization’s computer systems and networks from infiltration and cyberattacks. They prevent, monitor and respond to data breaches and cyberattacks, which are becoming more and more frequent.

As one of the most demanded professions in Morocco, this profile should show an insolent increase of more than 30% in the decade to come. Then comes the industrial engineer who works on the organization and management of companies. His daily life consists of designing production lines, the architecture of the factory and all the systems orchestrating the flow of products and information.

To do this, knowledge of supply chain management, project management and quality assurance are necessary. Accountants and auditors are also in high demand, as are operations managers, finance and marketing managers, not to mention software developers and testers such as management consultants and market research analysts..