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Discover the European Digital Skills Awards 2023, an initiative of the European Commission and the Digital Skills and Jobs Platform that rewards projects that equip Europeans with digital skills.

From July 25 to 28, the National Library of Latvia (LNB) hosts the "Baltic Summer School of Digital Humanities: Discourse Analysis and Digital Literary Studies". Registration for in-person and online participation has already closed, but every day at...

An incredible 330 applications were received for the European Digital Skills Awards 2023 edition. With 93 applications in Digital Skills for Education, 88 in Inclusion in the Digital World, 60 in Digital Upskilling @ Work, 36 in Women in ICT Careers...

Following the resounding success of last year’s edition, the European Digital Skills Awards 2024 closed its applications on Sunday, 7 April. A total number of 267 applications were received, showcasing a great enthusiasm for advancing digital skills...

It's time to discover all the finalists for the 2024 edition of the European Digital Skills Awards!

The Digital Skills & Jobs Platform is the new home of the Pledges for digital skills! Discover our new features and become a pledger for digital skills, joining a community of European changemakers, all striving to be at the forefront of an exciting...

The policy brief ''Going digital means skilling for digital: using big data to track emerging digital skill needs'' explores the evolving landscape of digital skill requirements in Europe.

The European Digital Competence Framework for Educators (DigCompEdu) in Latvian, prepared by the Latvian Information and Communication Technology Association (LIKTA), is available. The framework is designed to support national, regional and local...

The Commission is seeking feedback on the upcoming ESCO major version (v1.2) in May 2024 through a pre-release draft consultation. Leave your comments by Friday 20 October 2023.

How digitisation in life and work shapes the labour market.