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Luxembourg National Coalition for Digital Skills and Jobs has updated its “digitalskills.lu” platform in the context of the “European Year of Skills 2023”. From now on, this platform aims to be a genuine central point bringing together all...

The Digital Decade policy programme 2030 entered in force: the European Parliament, Member States and the Commission have jointly set for the first time concrete objectives and targets in four key areas of digital skills.

EIT Digital are looking for fast-growing European ‘deep tech’ companies who have a differentiating product which utilises sophisticated and hard-to-reproduce digital technologies.

The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RFF) as a unique opportunity for EU countries to boost digital skills and collectively meet digital decade targets for 2030.

The European Union launches two new initiatives to make Higher education institutions grow and thrive in the digital transformation

In the 2021 State of the European Union speech, the President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen underlined that equipping Europeans with digital skills is a top priority.

The EC proposed the European Chips Act, which aims to develop a thriving semiconductor ecosystem and support skilling and reskilling initiatives in microelectronics.

On 27 September 2023, the European Commission published the first report on the State of the Digital Decade. The new report is a call to Member States for collective actions to advance digital transformation in Europe.

Discover all the mentoring initiatives of the Digital Volunteers Programme. In the Platform you will find a dedicated page with all the programs developed by the participating companies.

On 7 July 2022, representatives from National Coalitions for Digital Skills & Jobs met in Brussels for a workshop to celebrate 1 year of collaboration and talk about the way forward.