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The National Baccalaureate will offer a new educational program with 14 training options geared towards sectors with growing job demand. The transformation includes areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, aeronautics, electromobility, and international trade.
The measure is part of the transformation of upper secondary education promoted by the government of President Claudia Sheinbaum. The goal, according to the announcement, is to offer students “ more up-to-date careers with better job prospects .”
These are the new careers coming to the National Baccalaureate
The new offering aims to allow high school students to choose specializations related to new technologies, industry, business, and strategic sectors for the economy.
The options announced include:
E-Commerce.
Bionics.
Aeronautics.
Cybersecurity .
International trade and customs.
Electromobility.
Tourism management and innovation.
Artificial intelligence.
Business intelligence.
The presentation includes 14 new options , although the list initially released only shows some of the programs. The announcement itself hints at a second part with more information about this educational transformation.
Why do high school degree programs change?
The renewal seeks to bring upper secondary education closer to the current needs of the labor market and sectors that require specialized profiles in technology, innovation and industry.
Careers such as Artificial Intelligence , Cybersecurity and Electromobility point to fields that have gained greater relevance due to technological and energy transformation.
The incorporation of areas such as International Trade , E-Commerce and Tourism Management and Innovation also expands the alternatives for young people interested in business, services and economic activities with a demand for new professional profiles.
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