reskill

British  

/ riːˈskɪl /

verb

1. (tr) to train (a worker) to acquire new or improved skills

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Other Word Forms

• reskilling noun

Example Sentences

“What almost always has to happen is that you have to rethink your business processes. You need to reskill your workforce. You may need to develop new products and services. All this reinvention and co-invention adds a ton of value, but it also takes time.”

From Barron's

Accenture recently announced plans to lay off employees who can’t reskill on AI.

From The Wall Street Journal

They are aware AI will change jobs—eradicating many while creating new ones—but they struggle to figure out how best to use the employees they have and reskill them for new roles.

From The Wall Street Journal

See also the pledge to invest £500m to support new jobs and reskill people.

From BBC

Mr Ross said his company had helped reskill about 40 people in the past six months who were being made redundant at Tata.

From BBC