Does the future of work excite you? Imagine designing experiences in augmented reality, managing teams of robots, or even creating food with a 3D printer! The world is constantly evolving, and with it, the job market. Here at NatureNurture, we believe in empowering students to reach their full potential. Whether you're passionate about renewable energy or fascinated by the possibilities of space travel. Embrace the possibilities! The future is yours to design. Let us help you build the skills and knowledge to make it a reality.
- Emerging Jobs
People
Entry Level
These professionals are already popular and will remain so in the next few years. These are the people who create content online. The success of these professionals can be explained by the fact that people today want to connect more with real people, not with brands.
Teaching online brings a lot of flexibility around the place and time of your work. It also opens doors to a much broader market than traditional teaching.
People in this role are responsible for outsmarting malicious hackers and protecting highly valuable information from potential attacks.
Looking for a lawyer who specialises in issues involving social media and the internet? These lawyers will investigate laws, legal procedures and regulations on the internet, protecting community values online.
As criminal justice and law enforcement become increasingly difficult with new types of crimes, professionals will have to adapt to new technologies such as working with robots, Al and other advanced tech in urban environments
As global emissions and climate change increase, people will need to be employed in order to convert the world's energy system from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. These technicians could also be responsible for finding new renewable energy sources.
After being introduced to the new concept of 'work from home', most companies won't go back to a traditional office space. A work-from-home facilitator must ensure that every remote employee has the technology they need to do their work.
A Waste Engineer could be tasked with solving the problem of plastic usage - one crisp packet at a time. Maybe they will develop a method of converting litter into clean energy or using it to create sustainable bricks for building houses.
Data detectives will analyze the growing amount of data collected through computers, phones, wearables, etc., to help businesses better serve their customers with data-driven insights. They will garner valuable insights from the mountains of data produced.
Cyber-security is an area that has a huge growth potential within the next years, as companies are investing in protecting their businesses' data. Besides, its unemployment rate is 0%.
Like a financial advisor, a cryptocurrency advisor would look at trends in the crypto market and advise customers on the best cryptos to invest in to maximise returns.
Whilst self-driving cars may eliminate some jobs, they will also create new ones - mechanics who specialise in fixing cars that drive themselves. They will mechanical experience along with knowledge of software development.
Virtual reality and robotics will have a major impact on health care in the next decade. Powerful medical simulators are now available and in use across the world. General surgery leads in the use of simulators, and neurosurgery leads with augmented reality and image-guided surgery.
User Experience is a key area for many digital services. It combines branding, usability and design to provide frictionless interactions with the products we use every day - for instance, mobile apps.
A Product Localisation Manager handles relations with suppliers and ensures that the product's quality is adjusted to the market - no matter what country or culture it is going into.
With technology-based locks becoming more regular, locksmiths who specialise specifically in hardware and cyber security will need to emerge - for when technology fails - there will always be a fail-safe.
The unproductive workforce of today costs British businesses a total of £143 billion each year - A productivity expert specializes in helping employees focus on singular activities without distraction.
With the continued development of 3D printers, it may become possible to 3D print our food, in which case chefs who specialise in this tech will be needed. They would print food in a specific manner in order to reach the highest level of standards.
In the future, a specialist will be trained to organise, maintain and direct the flight paths of drones in order to maintain a safe airspace.
©2026 NatureNurture
