2025年全球技能报告

Global Skills ReportTrusted skill insights for a rapidly changing world20252Global Skills Report 202502030104ForewordI’m excited to announce the seventh edition of Coursera’s annual Global Skills Report, offering comprehensive insights on the skill demands shaping the future of work. Drawing on data from our community of more than 170 million learners and how they engage with content from our 350+ university and industry partners, this year’s report reveals where skill proficiency is rising around the globe, where gaps remain, and what’s driving learner behavior across 100+ countries.Generative AI (GenAI) has rapidly gained both investment and adoption across sectors.1 Trends on Coursera mirror this momentum, with GenAI enrollments surging by 195% year-over-year and surpassing 8 million enrollments. In 2025, nearly 700 GenAI courses on our platform have averaged 12 enrollments per minute—a dramatic increase from 1 per minute in 2023 and 8 in 2024—making GenAI the fastest-growing skill category on our platform.2 To better assess global AI readiness this year, we’ve introduced an AI Maturity Index, which complements our country rankings for proficiency in business, technology, and data skills. The Index combines learner data with IMF and OECD metrics to rank 109 countries on AI research and innovation. Leaders around the world can use it to identify AI learning hotspots, understand regional progress, and pinpoint leading talent hubs. Beyond AI, the World Economic Forum predicts that 59% of workers will require retraining by 2030 as geoeconomic realignments, technological disruptions, economic uncertainty, and demographic shifts transform the global labor market—making continuous learning crucial.3 Micro-credentials, such as Professional Certificates on Coursera, offer an effective way to build new job skills, with nearly 90% of students valuing them for career progression, and 90% of employers willing to pay a wage premium for them.4As Coursera’s new CEO, I’m particularly inspired by how online learning is creating a level playing field for millions of learners across emerging markets, especially in new areas like GenAI. In the past year, GenAI enrollment has more than doubled across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. Latin America has seen a 425% increase in GenAI enrollments, the highest anywhere. I hope the Global Skills Report 2025 empowers you to take action, whether you’re shaping national education strategies, designing corporate learning programs, or aligning curricula with real-world needs. Together, we can unlock opportunities through learning—and build a more resilient, inclusive, and skilled global workforce.Greg Hart Chief Executive Officer, Coursera3Global Skills Report 202502030104Table of contentsForeword 201Overview 4The global skills landscape in 2025 5How to read this report 902Global skill rankings 12Global overview 1303Regional skill trends 19Asia Pacific 20Singapore 23Korea, Republic of 24Vietnam 25Kazakhstan 26Thai