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AI is cutting graduate jobs. These are the skills young people will need

A cooling labour market, employers looking to AI, and growing scepticism about the value of a degree as education costs rise, make graduate outlook “more competitive and uncertain”.

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AI is cutting graduate jobs. These are the skills young people will need

AI is eliminating entry-level positions (MinterEllison: 100→72 graduates, PwC: -6% roles). The junior training rung is disappearing. Tech teams should hire for AI literacy and ethics over credentials. Universities must teach compliance and critical evaluation, else employers absorb training costs.

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No degree is AI-proof. But delaying specialisation may offer students an edge

87% of NZ organisations report AI-disrupted jobs, driving universities toward 'T-shaped' degrees: deep expertise plus AI literacy and breadth. Tech managers should prioritise adaptability and sound judgment over narrow specialisation, as AI automates routine work but human reasoning decides complex problems.

AI is cutting graduate jobs. These are the skills young people will need

No degree is AI-proof. But delaying specialisation may offer students an edge

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No degree is AI-proof. But delaying specialisation may offer students an edge

AI is cutting graduate jobs. These are the skills young people will need