According to the “Future of Jobs Report 2020” of World Economic Forum, by 2025, 50% of all employees will need reskilling. In another research of Oxford University, it is predicted that about half of our current jobs will be replaced by Artificial Intelligence. From the education perspective, we should review what is the gap between current education curriculum and the necessary future skills that the world is demanding. According to “Top 10 skills of 2025” , half of the skills are related to problem solving. This highlights that navigating change and transformation in the digital era involves complex problem solving in digital contexts. Data literacy, the ability to read, write, analyze and communicate data in context, is an essential competency for deriving insights from data, which is central to problem solving. The journey of transformation in the digital era is full of challenges. In “Future of Education and Skills 2030”, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) proposed the “transformative competencies” to meet the challenges of 21 century. “Data literacy” was also mentioned as a core foundation addressing the digitization trend.