Experts estimate that 85% of the jobs that will exist in 2030 have not been invented yet.* However, we know that most of these jobs will require some degree of technological or scientific knowledge and call for skills such as creativity, cooperation, critical thinking, problem-solving, and computational thinking. And of course empathy, because the world of tomorrow will be social, despite the omnipresence of technology. In a constantly changing marketplace, part of the solution lies in the compatibility of technical knowledge and strong social and human skills. At Ubisoft, our increasingly ambitious projects push us to imagine and define the new jobs of the future. That’s why we have chosen to help and support young people throughout their entire educational journey, in order to suitably prepare them for the future workplace.

*Source: Report by DELL Technologies and the Institut du futur – May 2017.

Learning to code is fun. It is also a great way to develop fundamental skills such as logic and mathematics. At the elementary school level, our partners strive to build children’s scientific spirit, stimulating their interest in science and technology.

Making a career choice is never easy. Whatever the job, basic STEM skills will be fundamental for pursuing professional dreams in the world of tomorrow. This is why we encourage initiatives that develop key STEM skills, which focus on experience and call on the expertise of our employees.

The Game Lab Competition, excellence awards, and paid internships: We develop programs that put young people in contact with professionals who have chosen a career in the video game industry. We want to inspire them to achieve their ambitions and turn their passion into expertise.