Future jobs in the arts


IR4.0: No surprise that creative roles will be in demand in the future, says Tan.

THE 2019 Malaysian Critical Occupations List (COL) reported that there will be a greater demand for professionals in the creative, business and service-oriented industries as businesses are expected to expand their adoption of technologies by 2022.

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