When Bill Gates speaks of the future of work, his words often carry both insight and urgency. In a 2023 blog post, the Microsoft co-founder offered a clear-eyed observation about where the world is heading: “By 2025, two-thirds of all jobs in the United States will require some education beyond high school. ” His statement was not merely a forecast, it was a reminder of how quickly the rules of employability are changing. The advent of artificial intelligence and the disruptive aftershocks of COVID-19 have fundamentally reshaped the global job market. Traditional roles have been automated, hybrid workplaces have become the norm, and the premium on specialised skills has never been higher. Against this backdrop, Gates’ assertion that students must be “reached early” so they can stay on

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