upskill

British  

/ ˈʌpˌskɪl /

verb

1. (tr) to improve the aptitude for work of (a person) by additional training

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Example Sentences

"We're building from a strong start and this takes us to the next level, with bold homegrown content in formats audiences want on YouTube and an unprecedented training programme to upskill the next generation of YouTube creators from across the UK," he added.

From BBC

Thales encourages people to upskill and move between roles, such as procurement to program management to digital skills.

From BBC

Unlike conventional corporate teaching, which relies on in-person sessions or generic online courses, a new breed of training specialist will leverage AI itself to upskill workers.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It was extremely rewarding to realise that we could partner with countries in Africa to put refining facilities alongside the resource in the mining projects, so you could actually capture more value, upskill labour, build an economy around that zone, and lay the foundation for further industrial development," says Ben Kincaid, CEO of ReElement Africa.

From BBC

During these years, they need to continually upskill to get promoted at work.

From MarketWatch