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Do You Invest in Your Professional Development?

Globalization, digitization and now the Covid crisis: the world of work is constantly changing. That's why many people in the workforce are investing in professional training, such as language and IT courses or coaching, in order to remain competitive. According to a recent Statista Global Consumer Survey of 15,661 respondents in countries around the world, Chinese people are particularly likely to invest money in professional training.

18 percent of respondents from China have taken a paid online course in the past twelve months. 12 percent have taken an individual/private course and 7 percent have consulted a business or life coach. Adults in Spain and Russia are also among those most likely to have invested in professional training.

In the United States, interest is not quite as high. There, 7 percent of respondents say they have spent money on professional online courses in the past 12 months. 5 percent of respondents have taken an individual course and 3 percent have taken part in paid coaching.

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This chart shows the share of survey respondents in selected countries saying they have spent money on professional training.

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Have you ever taken part in professional training?*
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Most purchased professional education & learning services in China in 2022
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Share of people who have taken professional trainings or courses in the past two years in the Netherlands in 2022, by industry
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How did you take part in the training?*
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What have the professional training courses you have taken brought you?*
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Are you personally considering taking a training course?

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