Abstract
The article analyzes the influence of digital technologies on transformation of the labor market in social services. Modern professions require workers with advanced digital skills as well as technical and engineering specialists with advanced soft skills. The article analyzes official documents and global trends in the future labor market and presents the experience of National Research Tomsk State University (TSU) in developing transprofessional skills of students in different specialties. The authors conclude that modern society and the labor market demand new forms and methods of education aimed to develop interdisciplinary competence.
Highlights
The article analyzes the influence of digital technologies on transformation of the labor market in social services
The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin in his message to the Federal Assembly on December 1, 2016 noted that a new level of economic and social development requires focusing on areas where the powerful technological potential of the future is accumulated
Rapid development of technology leads to transformation of society and change of the labor market and demand renewal of educational approaches as well as integration of information and innovative methods of education
Summary
Digital technologies are a set of processes that are based on the representation of signals by discrete bands of analog levels, but not in the form of a continuous spectrum [1]. The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin in his message to the Federal Assembly on December 1, 2016 noted that a new level of economic and social development requires focusing on areas where the powerful technological potential of the future is accumulated. These areas include digital and other breakthrough technologies, which influence all spheres of life [2]. Scientists and engineers create special digital simulators and online learning programs, which allow people to get new knowledge and skills
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