Future-proof IT skills

Which IT skills are critical today and will be indispensable tomorrow? Our latest study shows you which IT skills are gaining importance, where targeted specialization pays off, and how AI is changing job roles.

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Develop IT skills in a targeted manner

Whether you're an IT professional, a senior specialist, or someone changing careers:
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The study by skill it, in collaboration with Statista, helps you identify relevant future-oriented skills and strategically plan your IT professional development.

Find out which IT skills are in high demand.
Understand how IT roles are changing and why clear specializations are becoming increasingly important.
Identify the skills and qualifications that support a successful career change into IT roles.

Overall, the results underscore that successful IT training in the future should be primarily role-based, practical, and aligned with strategic future areas.

Download the IT Skills Study now and use these in-depth insights to further your professional development.

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79%

of those surveyed see a clear shift in the IT job market from generalist to specialist roles.

73%

view certifications as an important factor in the selection of IT professionals during the recruiting process.

Only 24%

of those surveyed expect that the use of AI will lead to the elimination of existing IT roles.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the IT Skills Study particularly relevant for?

The study is aimed at IT specialists, IT professionals, and individuals who wish to advance their careers or specialize in the IT field. It also career changers valuable guidance for career changers .

What insights does the study offer for my personal career?

The study highlights which IT roles are in high demand, where specialization is worthwhile, and which skills will support your long-term career development.

How up-to-date is the data in the study?

The survey was conducted between November and December 2025.

How was the data collected?

The data was collected through a computer-assisted web interview (CAWI). The survey targeted IT recruiters and IT decision-makers at the team lead level and above. A total of 100 people were surveyed.