
Data and Figures
Market trends

- We will have an average of between 7 and 10.5 different jobs over the course of our working lives.
- Therefore, it will be essential to build a network of contacts that facilitates professional growth.
- Global Talent Risk, published by the World Economic Forum, warns that we are entering an age of talent scarcity, which is becoming a global concern.
- In 2030, a new working context is expected in which companies will have to embrace robotics and digitization in order to set themselves apart and remain competitive. They will need experts equipped to adapt to new business models.
- Sectors that will feature strongly at a global level: Environment and Sustainability, ICT and Tourism.
- Skills in high demand: creative thinking, problem-solving capacity, mental flexibility, planning, new ways of working, communication skills, etc.
*Figures taken from the reports of the consultancies McKinsey and PwC.
Career Development in Figures

- One of the statistics that best define our success is that 55% of our students in 2021 found a professional opportunity before graduating, and 44% soon after graduation.
- We detect a current situation of talent scarcity. The reasons for this include the shift towards automation, digitization and the green transition. The main problem is that the talent fails to adapt and develop at the same speed as companies.
- 9% of our students had a Triple Jump Career Change (they have changed area, sector and even country) (2021)