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skills framework development
Skill taxonomy
Skills were selected from levels 3 and 4 of the Global Skills Taxonomy to represent skills of interest to organizations across sectors and economies
Skill family (level 1)
Skill cluster (level 2)
Skill
Skills, knowledge and abilities
Cognitive skills
- Analytical thinking
- Creative thinking
- Multi-lingualism
- Reading, writing and mathematics
- Systems thinking
Technology skills
- AI and big data
- Design and user experience
- Networks and cybersecurity
- Programming
Engagement skills
- Marketing and media
- Service orientation and customer service
Management skills
- Quality control
- Resource management and operations
- Talent management
Physical skills
- Manual dexterity, endurance and precision
- Sensory-processing abilities
Attitudes
- Ethics Environmental stewardship
- Global citizenship
- Curiosity and lifelong learning
- Self-efficacy
- Dependability and attention to detail
- Motivation and self-awareness
- Resilience, flexibility and agility
- Working with others
- Empathy and active listening
- Leadership and social influence
- Teaching and mentoring
- Technological literacy