1. Introduction: The New Battlefield of Skills The global economy is entering a new phase where digital transformation and automation […]
Designing the Skills Supply Chain for Africa and the Middle East in the Digital Transformation Era
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From Résumés to Verifiable Skill Profiles: The New Currency of Trust in Hiring
For decades, the traditional résumé has been the central document of every hiring process. A single sheet of paper was […]
The Future of Skills: Micro-Verification and Dynamic Career Paths
1. The End of the Credential Monopoly For decades, traditional degrees and certificates have acted as the gatekeepers of opportunity. […]
From CVs to SmartProfiles: Reinventing How We Prove What We Know
🧩 Introduction: The Death of the Traditional CV For decades, the résumé has been the universal language of opportunity — […]
From Static Resumes to Dynamic Skill Portfolios: How Pexelle Is Redefining Professional Identity
For decades, resumes have been static snapshots of a person’s professional life — lists of degrees, experiences, and self-declared skills […]
Can Artificial Intelligence Harm Personal and Social Skill Development? How Can We Minimize the Risks?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly woven itself into the fabric of daily life—from voice assistants and recommendation systems to educational […]
Africa’s Investment Potential: Why the World Should Look to the Continent
Africa, often referred to as the last frontier of global economic growth, holds immense potential for international investors. With its […]
What is LKDF and What Are Its Roles?
Introduction The Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) is a global initiative spearheaded by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization […]
The Role of Families in Developing Practical Skills and Employability in Their Children
Introduction: Beyond Academics In today’s fast-evolving labor market, academic knowledge alone no longer guarantees success. Practical skills—like communication, teamwork, critical […]
How Traditional Families Can Be Effective Educators for Generation Z
In a rapidly changing digital world, Generation Z—those born roughly between 1997 and 2012—are growing up with unprecedented access to […]