Topic: Digital skills clear · back to the knowledge map
Most practices in: United Kingdom (24) · Spain (14) · France (13)
The aim of IT Specialist for a Day is to promote academic orientation of young people toward computer science. It is based …
Framework: CYBERSODA raises awareness among young people (especially girls) about IT, about the jobs that are available in this sector. Cybersoda is …
REvive Greece is a registered non-profit organisation which runs in Athens a code school that re-skills Greek unemployed and refugees on computer …
The objectives are to improve the employability of young people in situations or risk of social exclusion through the search and generation …
The goal of Meet and Code is to introduce children and young people between the age of 8 and 24 years to …
The Coding Klassenfahrt, initiated by the Technology Foundation Berlin and Samsung as an extracurricular offer of digital education, supports curious students and …
Students from all over the world have joined “Be the Change, Take the Challenge” to boost their digital skills and brainstorm problems …
Refugeeks is an innovative way to welcome refugees. It helps newcomers find training and jobs, allowing them to find a place in …
The aim of 42 IT school is to give talented individuals access to career opportunities in the digital field. Students develop problem …
Coding Masters teaches participants how to code and create their own digital content, with the aim of enhancing their creative problem solving …
With the project GirlsDoCode, they aimed to increase girls' interest in technology and other STEM professions, raise the level of digital literacy …
Women4IT aims at raising awareness about digital skills and the gender gap, and at promoting concrete, innovative partnerships and solutions to increase …
The overall aim of ‘Star Kids’ is to enhance active inclusion for children who are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, …
Digital Literacy for the Labour Market is a course aimed at improving the digital skills of participants to prepare them for work. …
InspiringFifty is a global initiative dedicated to increasing diversity within the technology and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) sectors. The initiative’s …
UNESCO and CODEMAO's Africa-Asia Youth Coding Initiative entered Phase II in Namibia in August 2025, building on Phase I's 3,000+ trained youth …
Since 2021, Serbia has made AI a compulsory topic in the national Informatics and Computing subject for all grade 7–8 students, backed …
Morocco's DigiSchool (Feb 2024) trained 265 secondary teachers in AI, VR and coding across all 12 regions; teacher-led follow-up reached 2,650 students; …
Saudi Arabia's MoE, SDAIA and NCCD launched a nationwide K-12 AI curriculum in 2025–2026, covering 6 million+ students across all grade levels …
Germany's BMBF-funded AI literacy MOOC platform, jointly built by Stifterverband, DFKI and HPI; 60,000+ registered learners, 100+ free courses from fundamentals to …
A $100M World Bank credit plus a €15M EU grant fund broadband expansion into rural 'dead spots', e-government services and digital-skills training …
Justice Through Code, run by Columbia University since 2020, gives formerly incarcerated adults a free semester of Python and career coaching; over …
UNDP's Frontier Tech Leaders programme ran Djibouti's first Python and Machine Learning bootcamps in 2024, selecting 43 of 500+ applicants and graduating …
Orange Tunisie's hub combining a free coding school, FabLab and startup accelerator had trained 16,000+ young Tunisians by its 2019 launch; GIZ-tracked …
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