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Since ~2018, Flanders' employment service VDAB has used a Random Forest ML model, "Next-Step", to predict jobseekers' re-employment odds and route those …
Bangladesh's NISE (2021) uses AI job-matching and skills forecasting to connect youth to employment. Over 1M registered, 300K+ job opportunities created, 2,000+ …
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 …
Digital Literacy for the Labour Market is a course aimed at improving the digital skills of participants to prepare them for work. …
Justice Through Code, run by Columbia University since 2020, gives formerly incarcerated adults a free semester of Python and career coaching; over …
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 …
Since 1999, Bengaluru NGO Enable India has trained blind, visually impaired and other people with disabilities in assistive technology and digital skills, …
The eSKILLS4ALL project initiates a holistic approach to promote digital literacy, while fighting skills mismatches and unemployment of low-skilled unemployed adults with …
The Make It Digital partnership project aims to unlock Britain's digital potential and create genuinely life-changing opportunities for young people. The project …
Future Collars want to democratise access to education and work for everyone. They give opportunities to those who do not have access …
The Capital Digital project aims to reach two age groups: they train young people (aged 15+) in the basics of coding, and …
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