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5 strange jobs that could exist by 2030

5 strange jobs that could exist by 2030

According to one CEO and TED senior fellow, 65% of jobs set to be taken up by the class of 2030 don’t even exist yet.

Ayah Bdeir, CEO of the home-invention company littlebits, a TED senior fellow, and alumni of MIT's Media Lab, believes that the jobs of the future are still blips on the horizon – meaning students need to learn a variety of skills in order to be adaptable.

Here are five of the jobs Bdeir thinks could explode in the next 15 years, as reported by Business Insider:

1. Robotics Veterinarian

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