Spain - Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition Updated 12 June 2026The Spanish National Coalition for Digital Skills and Jobs was launched in 2017 and brings together more than 200 stakeholders, including companies, education and training providers, universities, foundations, associations, social partners, and public administrations. The Coalition is coordinated by AMETIC, which acts as the technical secretariat in Spain.Its mission is to strengthen cooperation between public and private stakeholders to reduce the gap between the supply and demand of digital talent, promote digital skills across society and support Spain’s contribution to the European Digital Decade Policy Programme 2030 objectives.The Coalition focuses on employability, upskilling and reskilling, digital inclusion, education, ICT professionals, advanced digital skills, and the dissemination of initiatives that promote digital talent. Among its flagship activities are the Digital Skills Awards Spain, which recognise outstanding projects in digital literacy, ICT talent, education and vocational training, diversity and digital inclusion.In recent years, Spain has also reinforced its national commitment to digital skills through the National Digital Skills Plan, which supports citizens, teachers, public employees, SMEs, and vulnerable groups, having already trained more than two million people.National coalition detailsWebsite linkDigital Skills and Jobs Coalition SpainTarget audienceDigital skills for the labour force.Digital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.Digital skills in education.Digital skills for allDigital skill levelBasicIntermediateAdvancedGeographic scope - CountrySpainShow lessTarget languageSpanishNC prioritiesThe Spanish Coalition has succeded in bringing together the different stakeholders for digital skills, and cooperates with the Public Administration in activities related with the promotion of digital skills. Some of our priorities are:Improving the level of digital skills in Spain and Europe.Providing upskilling and reskilling opportunities. Collaboration in European projects which promote and enhance digital skills.Creating and developing an ecosystem and network and attracting more members. Maintaining contact with public administration bodies. Promoting the sending of 'pledges', or actions and initiatives by companies and public institutions that aim to bridge the digital skills for one (or more) target groups. Offering access and information on funding opportunities on both European and national level. Enhancing communication through the use of social media and make its messages targeted and effective. Resolving queries and provide information on a variety of topics.NC coordinatorAMETICNC partnersMore than 200 organizations are part of the Coalition, among which are companies, public administrations, training centres and universities.
