noun
General Slang
upskilling
UP-skil-ing · noun · informal
Learning new skills to grow within your current field.
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Definitions
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The process of teaching employees, or of learning, additional skills to improve performance and advance within a current role or industry, often to keep pace with new technology.
“The company paid for upskilling so the whole team could learn the new AI tools.”
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upskilling In A Sentence
The company paid for upskilling so the whole team could learn the new AI tools.
Origin & Usage
HR and workforce-development jargon widely adopted in the 2010s.
Variants
up-skilling
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What is upskilling?
Learning or teaching additional skills to improve performance and advance within a current role or industry, often to keep up with new technology.
How is upskilling different from reskilling?
Upskilling builds on skills for your current field, while reskilling means learning skills for an entirely new role.
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