First of all, these include mass professions, including an accountant, teacher, electric gas welder, cook, pastry chef, turner, pumping unit driver, elevator electrician, waiter, bartender.

There will also be a demand for scarce professions, which include an electrician repairing switchgear equipment, an electrician for an on-site team, a quality control manager for biotechnological production, a chemical engineer, and a trainer and teacher in adaptive physical education and sports.

So-called “key professions”, whose representatives play a primary role for the organization, will be in demand, as noted in the All-Russian Research Institute of Labor. Researchers cite as an example experts in the field of pharmaceutical management and shift supervisors of a power plant.

In addition, new professions appearing in the course of technological progress, for example, specialists in big data and cloud applications, are becoming more and more in demand. Also in this category are professionals in the field of new production and construction equipment.

Experts also point to unique professions associated with certain technologies. They exist only while these technologies are applied. Such professions, for example, belong to the field of nanotechnology industry.

According to the expert of the All-Russian Research Institute of Labor Irina Voloshina, all of these professions are in demand at the present time.

“Even taking into account the dynamics of the labor market, the situation does not change so quickly that in 3-6 years certain professions become irrelevant or disappear. But professions can gradually transform, an employee has new labor functions, ”she notes.

As the All-Russian Research Institute of Labor noted, specialists are based on data from the Directory of Professions developed at the Institute, which is collected using sociological research, data from employment services, and expert opinions. Currently, the directory contains 1.8 thousand professions.

Earlier, Rostrud spoke about the areas of activity with the highest number of highly paid vacancies.