What skills and credentials will B.C. employers need in the next 10 years? This report presents findings that will help ensure that B.C. has an educated, productive, and skilled workforce.
PSE Skills for a Prosperous British Columbia: 2016 Edition
PSE Skills for a Prosperous British Columbia: 2016 Edition
People and Culture
Skills and Workforce Development
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This report presents findings from original economic and labour market analysis using Signal49 Research’s proprietary macro-economic model; a survey of more than 300 B.C. employers; interviews with employers and experts in four major economic sectors in B.C., accounting for more than 50 per cent of the economy, including finance, insurance, real estate; technology; natural resources and liquefied natural gas; and transportation and warehousing; as well as a review of relevant literature and current data.
PSE Skills for a Prosperous British Columbia: 2016 Edition identifies the skills and educational credentials B.C. employers need in their employees today and in the future; the impact of skills gaps on the B.C. economy; and the actions PSE institutions, employers, governments, and individuals can take to ensure that B.C. has a highly educated, productive, and skilled workforce.
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