“The Atlas is a successful attempt to describe the trends shaping new forms of employment and new professions.”
—Isaac Frumin, Scientific Director, Institute of Education, National Research University
“Behind the list of new professions lies the work of thousands of experts, researchers and company representatives. This is not an attempt to invent the future, but a deep analysis of core industry trends to understand how the world is changing and what young talents will be needed.”
—Andrey Sharonov, Dean, SKOLKOVO Moscow School of Management
“This book is about us and our future professions. Let’s learn and succeed together with the new generation!”
—Dmitry Peskov, Special Representative of the President for Digital & Technical Development

★ A 21st-century tool-kit that helps teenagers understand future trends and the jobs that will be needed.
★ Contributions from top industry leaders, professional bodies, think-tanks and foresight experts! 27 sectors—from industry and medicine to culture and fashion—each with future scenarios, task analyses, trend forecasts, required skills, and 300+ new job descriptions!
★ Forewords and endorsements from Dmitry Peskov (Special Representative of the President for Digital & Tech Development), Robert Urazov (CEO, Union of Young Professionals), Maria Glukhkonenina (MTS Board Member & VP), and Boris Dobrodeev (CEO, Mail.ru Group).
★ Starts an engaging conversation with children about their professional future, helping them build conscious education and career trajectories and master the hyper-professional skills success will demand.
★ For ages 6+ (especially middle- and high-schoolers), their parents, teachers, and anyone curious about tomorrow’s jobs.
★ English sample chapters available.

Future professions are oriented toward what the world needs today—but your knowledge may become obsolete or be taken over by robots. Choosing a future profession is risky. Atlas of Future Professions is a 21st-century tool-kit and a 15- to 20-year forecast of industry development.
Prepared for teenagers and their parents, the book covers 27 sectors from industry, medicine and culture to fashion. It shows which industries, technologies and products will grow actively and which new positions employers will need. Children and parents can discuss future scenarios, spot new trends and choose the right career strategy.

Dmitry Sudakov – labour-technology foresight expert (co-operates with ILO), expert at the WorldSkills Russia Union and the Strategic Actions Agency.
Evgeny Vinogradov – PhD in physics and mathematics, co-author of 40+ scientific papers on geophysics (five in Scopus), game-master and designer of LEGO series consoles.
Daria Varlamova – economics-and-media graduate, journalist (contributor to Izvestia, Profile, Big City, Company Secret and others), currently with Slon.ru and Theory & Practice, studying drama at the Moscow Film School.
Maria Ramzayeva – writer, screenwriter, journalist; Moscow Film School graduate; author of the 2014 YA sci-fi novel Fantasy. Works for Russian federal TV and writes for Republic.
Fyodor Kukin – literary editor, history & social-studies teacher, short-film screenwriter; graduate of MSU History Faculty and the Film School; works at the Museum of Contemporary Russian History.
Anna Mikhaylova – creates environments for dialogue among state, business and community; moderates events from international fora to local education projects.
Ekaterina Dyachkova – psychologist, writer, youth mentor.