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Who we are 

Skillwill is a Georgian EdTech organisation headquartered in Tbilisi, focused on developing practical digital skills for young people, professionals and jobseekers. Through market-oriented training programmes, mentoring and hands-on learning, Skillwill helps learners acquire competences required by the digital economy.

The organisation offers training in software development, artificial intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, digital marketing, UX/UI design and other emerging digital fields. Skillwill is interested in international cooperation with education providers, NGOs, public institutions, innovation hubs and companies working on digital skills, employability, inclusion and workforce transformation.

Cooperation interests

Skillwill is interested in joining European and international projects as a training provider, pilot partner, dissemination partner or capacity-building partner. The organisation can contribute to curriculum development, delivery of digital skills training, learner engagement, online/blended learning methodologies, employer cooperation and dissemination activities. Skillwill is particularly interested in projects related to Erasmus+, Digital Europe, Horizon Europe, youth employability, digital inclusion, AI literacy, cybersecurity skills and upskilling/reskilling for the labour market.

What we can offer

Skillwill can contribute with:

  • development of digital training curricula;
  • delivery of practical ICT courses;
  • recruitment and engagement of learners;
  • online and blended learning expertise;
  • mentoring and career-oriented learning;
  • links with the Georgian digital ecosystem;
  • pilot implementation in Georgia;
  • dissemination and communication support.

Organisation Details

Category
Formal Education and Training provider
Geographic Sphere
International initiative
In which sector does your organisation operate ?
Education
Role
Provider - organisations directly providing training and delivering digital skills programmes.
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