In a recent appearance on the morning show 'Hommik Anuga', Ott Pärna, the director of Tallinn Technology College, discussed the outdated notion that one can succeed with a single profession for a lifetime. He explained that the rapidly changing economy demands that individuals continually adapt and develop multiple skills throughout their careers. Therefore, young people should not fear making educational choices, even if those choices may seem uncertain at the time.

As the spring approaches, which is a critical time for students finishing primary and secondary school, Pärna urges graduates to rethink their understanding of education and career paths. He argues that the traditional view of securing one job and expertise in a single field is no longer sufficient. Instead, Pärna advocates for a learning approach that values diverse experiences and skills, suggesting that each experience adds to a personal 'puzzle' of competencies.

Pärna's insights reflect broader trends in the labor market where flexibility, adaptability, and continuous learning are critical for career success. His message encourages students to embrace lifelong learning and challenges them to consider various fields and skills that can enhance their employability in a diverse and evolving job landscape.