4IR Skills

4IR skills include both human-centric skills like critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence, and technical/digital skills such as artificial intelligence (AI), data science, cybersecurity, and robotics. These skills are crucial for navigating the digital and interconnected nature of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which blends physical, digital, and biological technologies.

This video explains the challenges and opportunities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the skills needed to navigate it:

Human-centric skills:

Critical thinking and problem-solving: Analyzing complex information and developing innovative solutions.
Creativity: Thinking outside the box and generating new ideas.
Emotional intelligence: Understanding and managing emotions, and working effectively with others.
Collaboration: Working effectively in teams and groups.
Judgment and decision-making: Making sound decisions, especially in complex situations.
Active learning and adaptability: Continuously learning and adjusting to new technologies and changing environments.

This video discusses the impact of 4IR on jobs and skills in South Africa, including how to find new work opportunities:

Technical and digital skills:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning: Developing and implementing AI and machine learning systems.
Data Science and Big Data Analytics: Analyzing large datasets to extract valuable insights.
Robotics and Automation: Understanding and working with automated systems and robots.
Cybersecurity: Protecting systems and data from cyber threats.
Cloud Computing: Working with cloud-based services and infrastructure.
3D Printing: Creating physical objects from digital designs.
Blockchain: Working with distributed ledger technology.
Software Development: Writing and maintaining software.
Digital Literacy: Competently using and understanding digital tools and technologies.

This video highlights the importance of digital skills and how deaf pupils in South Africa are being encouraged to embrace them for future careers:

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