#digital-skills

#digital-skills

Skills shortages in Europe are increasingly problematic due to demographic shifts and inadequate working conditions, compounded by advancing technology like AI.

Online courses can be a lucrative way to monetize your knowledge and skills, with low startup costs and increasing demand for practical skills.

The I3 Competition connects small businesses needing digital assistance with students seeking real-world experience, fostering mutual growth and success.

The UK Cyber Team Competition seeks to discover talented individuals aged 18-25 in cybersecurity through various digital challenges.

Social media marketing today demands advanced skills and expert guidance, making specialized courses essential for success.

NHS staff are eager to adopt new technology to enhance patient care efficiency.

E-learning and teleworking are crucial for full social and economic inclusion, requiring internet connectivity worldwide.

Journalism education has evolved beyond traditional storytelling to include digital skills and industry knowledge.

Schools must prepare students for various career paths within the media industry, not just as reporters.

The current computing curriculum in the UK is heavily focused on programming skills, neglecting other essential digital skills that are crucial for students' success in the workplace and society.