Luxembourg - Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition Updated agoThe Luxembourg National Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition was launched in 2017 as a joint initiative of several national ministries, in collaboration with the European Commission, as part of the wider European Digital Skills and Jobs initiative. The Coalition brings together more than 70 members from across Luxembourg’s digital ecosystem, including public institutions, educational organisations, companies, training providers, NGOs, research actors and civil society organisations. Together, they help strengthen digital skills, digital inclusion and digital employability across Luxembourg and Europe. The coordination of the Coalition is currently ensured by the Ministry of Labour and INFPC. Since 2021, the social enterprise WIDE ANDCO has been responsible for managing and developing the national platform digitalskills.lu, which promotes digital skills initiatives, training opportunities, events and resources in Luxembourg. As one of the main partners of the initiative, WIDE ANDCO continues to actively support the visibility and promotion of digital skills initiatives through the platform and collaborative activities. Over the years, the Coalition and its members have organised and promoted numerous activities that have reached more than 1000 participants, including companies and organisations, young people, students, teachers and professionals. These activities contribute to fostering digital literacy, inclusion, innovation and lifelong learning in Luxembourg. National coalition detailsWebsite linkThe Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition of Luxembourg Target audienceDigital skills for the labour force.Digital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.Digital skills in education.Digital skills for allDigital skill levelBasicIntermediateAdvancedDigital ExpertGeographic scope - CountryLuxembourgShow lessTarget languageEnglishFrenchNC prioritiesThe main priorities of the Coalition are:Training and retraining of digital skills.Creating links between education and industry. Attracting experts to the information and communication technology (ICT) sector.Involving more women into ICT.NC coordinatorMinistry of Labour in LuxembourgThe National Institute for the Development of Continuing Vocational Training (INFPC)NC partnersThe Governing Board of the Coalition is a multi-stakeholder group representing the State and the private sector, including: WIDE ANDCOService des Médias et des Communications du Ministère de l'Etat / Digital LuxembourgOther members throughout the national public and industry sector have also joined.
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