Learning space

If you are looking for opportunities to improve your digital skills, test your digital competence, and upgrade your skills, look no further. In this section, you will find plenty of options to learn a new skill - whether in a more structured environment, or at your own pace.

Ready to take your pick?

Training catalogue

The Digital Skills & Jobs Platform's Training catalogue contains training opportunities on all levels, from basic to more advanced. Here, you can find Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), self-paced online trainings, short-term bootcamps, and higher education programs - all at your fingertips.

If you’re a training provider offering courses on digital skills or emerging technologies, you’re welcome to submit your course information by completing a training submission from your organisation profile. To help you prepare your submission, please consult our guidelines and step-by-step instructions, which explain the requirements and review process in detail. We would love to feature your program!

Learning content and learning paths

Find teaching units and bite-sized learning contents on digital skills and key technologies, designed by universities and training providers from all over Europe, in the Learning content subsection. It collects a wide range of online resources, exercises, tutorials, lectures, video-lessons and other supporting information to help you go further and access guidance.

Take a look also at the Learning paths subsection for a more structured, yet flexible approach to digital know-how. The learning pathways part contains a variety of trainings, resources, learning content and key publications across the Platform. You have the flexibility of stopping and starting at your own pace. You can also build your own path and save individual units.

Self-assessment tools

Before you dig deeper, make sure you know where you stand.

The Digital Skills & Jobs Platform collates a number of free, online self-assessment tools in a dedicated subsection, allowing to securely assess the level of one's digital competence. Most of these tools are aligned with the EU Digital Competence Framework, while a small segment uses other common frameworks as a benchmark.