Future Competences for the European Software Sector: A Mixed-Method Approach

Paul Morsch, Willemijn van Haeften, Pascal Ravesteyn, G. Ongena
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The shortage for ICT personal in the EU is large and expected to increase. The aim of this paper is to disseminates information from the ESSA alliances needs analysis. The needs analysis research was to contribute to a better understanding of the roles and competences needed, so that education curricula can be better aligned to evolving market demand,by answering the research question: Which competence gaps do we need to bridge in order to meet the future need for sufficiently qualified personnel in the EU Software sector? In this research, a mixed method approach was executed by ESSA-partners in twelve European countries, to map the current and future needs for competences in the EU. The analyses shows changes in demand regarding technical skills, e.g. low-code and a stronger focus on soft skills like communication and critical thinking. Besides this, the research showed educational institutes would do well to develop their curricula in a practical way by integration of real live cases and work together with organizations.
欧洲软件行业的未来能力:混合方法
欧盟的信息和通信技术人才缺口很大,而且预计还会增加。本文旨在传播来自 ESSA 联盟需求分析的信息。需求分析研究旨在通过回答研究问题,帮助人们更好地了解所需的角色和能力,从而使教育课程更好地适应不断变化的市场需求:我们需要弥补哪些能力差距,才能满足欧盟软件业未来对合格人才的需求?在这项研究中,ESSA 的合作伙伴在 12 个欧洲国家采用了一种混合方法,以绘制欧盟当前和未来的能力需求图。分析结果表明,对技术技能的需求发生了变化,如低代码以及更加注重沟通和批判性思维等软技能。除此以外,研究还表明,教育机构可以通过整合真实案例和与组织合作的方式,以实用的方式开发课程。
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