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This section offers a variety of publications, reports, studies, and data on digital skills and digitalisation.Show more

This section offers a variety of publications, reports, studies, and data on digital skills and digitalisation. Find skills intelligence from throughout Europe to boost your knowledge, enhance your research activities, and understand the drivers behind the digital transformation.  

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    Digital Skills Integration in IVET Curricula

    Digital skills integration in European IVET varies according to system structures, highlighting the need for transversal provision, sector-specific adaptation, responsive governance, stakeholder coordination, and investment in implementation capacity.
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    Lifelong learning and skills for the future

    The report calls for inclusive, integrated and continuously updated lifelong learning systems that combine diverse skills, equitable access and strong social dialogue to support decent work and resilience amid technological, green and demographic change.
  • OECD Employment Outlook 2026

    This OECD report examines weakening labour market trends, persistent regional inequalities and the policies needed to support skills, worker mobility and adaptation to structural change.
  • New Careers in the Green Transition

    The green transition is creating new jobs and skills needs, but skills shortages threaten its progress, requiring stronger training and reskilling policies.
  • Child Safety Online

    The report proposes a developmentally sensitive, EU-wide framework combining age restrictions, safer digital-service design, stronger provider accountability, and digital education to protect and empower minors online.
  • Skills in the AI Age

    This report from the OECD examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping labour markets and skill demands, arguing that broad investment in education, lifelong learning and AI literacy is essential to ensure workers and economies can adapt to technological change while sharing its benefits.
  • A Skills-First Labour Market

    According to this report from the OECD, shifting towards a skills-first approach can make labour markets more productive, resilient, and inclusive.
  • EIT Tech Report 2026

    The report identifies 25 emerging deep-tech signals across digital, clean-tech, and biotechnology domains, providing an assessment of technologies with the potential to strengthen Europe's resilience, competitiveness, and strategic autonomy.