The labour market has changed and will continue to change over the next few years, I naturally say of the Artificial Intelligence, and are expected to emerge professions, meeting the needs of modern society and economy.
Professionals combining technology, human communication and specialized knowledge, but also «different» occupational types such as hairdressers, aesthetics, drivers and elderly carers.
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In particular, we refer to
the following professions in high demand:
Professionals of Technology and Artificial Intelligence (such as Software Developer, Data Analysis / Data Scientist, Specialist of Artificial Intelligence, Information Systems Engineer, Prompt Engineer).
Health and Bioscience professions (such as physicians of various disciplines, nurses, biomedical scientists, Physiotherapists, mental health specialists).
Green professions and energy. In particular, areas with development:
- Renewable Energy Sources
- Environmental engineering
- Energy management
- Sustainable construction
- Circular economy.
In addition, professions will be developed.
Education and Psychology; and
Businesses of Economy and Administration.
Important perspective
present:
- Teachers of new technologies
- Special treatment specialists
- Psychologists
- Vocational guidance consultants
As well as occupations
Economics and Administration
In other words, businesses
search:
- Digital Marketing Specialists
- Economic analysts
- Project Managers
- Business advisers
- E-commerce experts.
Eurostat data
Meanwhile, according to recent seasonally corrected Eurostat data, last April, relating to the fourth quarter of 2025, four are the sectors with the highest demand in Greece. Who are they? Education, Management and Defence, Health and Social Mining and Processing.
Hairdressers, aesthetics, drivers and caregivers
The research by Eurofound and the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop) at the end of 2025 showed that the sectors of energy, health, manufacturing and technology come first in the professions that will flourish in the coming years, while the greatest demand in the coming years will have the professions relating to the provision of personal services, such as hairdressers, aesthetics, drivers and elderly carers. This was stressed by Kostis Katsanevas, Occupational Guidance Advisor.
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Detailed list
However, let us see the detailed list of the professions of the future, by mouth (and) of the Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Security, Costas Karagounis, last July.
Sectors with demand and perspective:
Technology and digital innovation
Artificial Intelligence Experts
Robotics engineers
Data analysers
Cybersecurity experts
Green Development
RES Engineers
Solar and wind energy technicians
Circular economy experts.
Health care & social services
Mental health professionals
Health technology experts
Tourism & agri-food
Specialized tourism executives
Food industry experts,
Who will star by 2035
As the Director-General for Labour and Social Affairs, Konstantinos Agrapidas, stressed, there are new, innovative professions that have made their appearance and will dominate by 2035.
More specifically, these are:
- Personal service workers
- Sales
- General and keyboard staff
- Mobile Facilities Drivers and Operators
- Teaching Professionals
- Health professionals
- Business and administration professionals
- Legal, social – cultural professionals
- Science/engineering professionals
- Personal care workers.
Significant mobility in the labour market was also recorded by the Athens University of Economics in 2025. As regards professional fields of interest, 46% targets office posts, 22% in Human Resources (HR) and 19% in Sales. Data Science and Big Data hIt is one of the most dynamic and sought-after sectors in Information and Communication Technology.
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Finally, it is noted that five key areas record average earnings over EUR 2,000, significantly higher than the average salary of EUR 1,516. In particular, the financial instruments lead to 2,940 euros, followed by the energy with 2,613 euros, information technology and advisory services with 2,324 euros, research and development with 2,175 euros and the pharmaceutical industry with 2,108 euros.
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