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Aarushi Singhania

World Economic Forum

Aarushi Singhania is an Education and Skills Specialist at the World Economic Forum, based in Geneva, Switzerland.1 She has been in this role since November 2021, focusing on education, skills development, and lifelong learning.1

Aarushi has a diverse background in education and policy:

  1. She holds a Master's degree from Harvard University (2017-2018).1
  2. Prior to her current role, she worked as an Edtech Consultant at Edstreet and as a Senior Policy Advisor at RMIT University.1
  3. She has experience in various educational roles, including positions at Maven, On Deck, Learning First, and Teach For India.1

Aarushi is actively involved in discussions about the future of work and skills:

  1. She has shared insights on the Future of Jobs report 2025, which predicts that about 40% of existing skill sets will be transformed or become outdated in the next five years.2
  2. She contributes to publications on global skills taxonomy and building future-ready workforces.3
  3. Aarushi advocates for organizations to prioritize upskilling, create learning cultures, and encourage skill development.4

At the World Economic Forum, she is part of the team working on the Reskilling Revolution initiative, which aims to provide better education, skills, and jobs to 1 billion people by 2030.5

Highlights

Jan 10 · weforum.org
Defining a Common Skills Language for a Future-Ready Workforce
Mar 20 · Deccan Herald
Beacons of light... - Deccan Herald

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Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland