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Published by Afterschool.my on Dec 06, 2024, 10:33 am
The SPM season is here, and while it marks the end of one academic chapter, it also opens the door to planning your future career. The question now is: where will your journey take you? With industries transforming rapidly due to artificial intelligence (AI), sustainability, and advanced technologies, SPM graduates have the chance to shape their futures in fields that promise growth and relevance.
A recent study by TalentCorp revealed that 18% of jobs across 10 key Malaysian sectors are at high risk of being displaced within the next three to five years. However, the same study highlighted 60 emerging roles in cutting-edge areas like AI, green technology, and robotics.
For SPM graduates, this is a chance to get ahead by understanding the fields driving these changes and the pathways to enter them.
AI is revolutionising industries, creating demand for roles like data analysts, cybersecurity specialists, and AI developers. These careers require strong digital skills, and for SPM graduates, this could be the perfect time to start building that foundation.
Entry-Level Pathways:
Enroll in a diploma in Computer Science, Information Technology, or Data Analytics.
Take short courses in coding languages like Python or Java.
Attend bootcamps focused on digital skills such as app development or machine learning.
As the world prioritises sustainability, careers in renewable energy, environmental science, and urban planning are thriving. Companies are seeking professionals who can create eco-friendly solutions to global challenges.
Pursue a diploma in Environmental Science or Green Technology.
Consider certifications in renewable energy systems or carbon footprint management.
Explore part-time work with sustainability-focused organizations to gain experience.
From robotics to biotechnology, the demand for skills in these areas is growing. SPM graduates who are curious about science and innovation can take the first steps into careers that combine technology with creativity.
Enroll in a diploma in Mechatronics or Biotechnology.
Take online courses in 3D printing or medical device innovation.
Join extracurricular programs that provide hands-on exposure to robotics or STEM fields.
Malaysia’s ICT sector is booming with advancements in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and AI applications. SPM graduates interested in tech can explore entry-level roles while continuing their education.
This sector is growing rapidly, with innovations like wearable health technology and smart diagnostics. For those interested in healthcare and technology, a career in medical devices offers the best of both worlds.
Automation and data-driven systems are transforming the food manufacturing industry. Careers in engineering, logistics, and smart manufacturing are ideal for problem-solvers and innovators.
For many jobs in emerging industries, continuous learning is essential. While diplomas and certifications are great starting points, staying relevant in the workforce means developing new skills throughout your career.
How SPM Graduates Can Upskill:
Online Learning: Platforms like Coursera and Khan Academy offer free or affordable courses tailored to industry needs.
Workshops and Bootcamps: Attend short-term programs in coding, AI, or sustainability.
Internships: Look for opportunities with local startups or organizations aligned with your career goals.
The choices you make after SPM can set the tone for your career. To align yourself with future trends, focus on courses and opportunities that emphasize adaptability and relevance.
Tips for SPM Graduates:
Explore Industry Trends: Research high-demand fields using resources like TalentCorp’s study or career fairs.
Pursue Practical Learning: Choose programs with internships or project-based learning to gain real-world experience.
Think Long-Term: Invest in fields with growth potential, like AI, sustainability, or healthcare technology.
The world is evolving rapidly, and with it, the nature of work. For SPM graduates, this is both a challenge and an opportunity. By aligning your education and skills with emerging trends, you can position yourself for a career that not only meets today’s demands but also adapts to tomorrow’s changes.
Whether you choose to dive into AI, sustainability, or advanced technologies, the key is to start now. Explore programs, certifications, and internships that resonate with your interests. Your journey toward a thriving career begins with the decisions you make today.
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