Projects about Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition

Salesforce Supermums is a pioneering digital skills training programme, which empowers mums to get back to work with Salesforce CRM Admin skills, coaching and work experience.

Riga TechGirls (shortly - RTG) is the first community in Latvia dedicated to educating and inspiring girls and women about technology.

This project is part of the initiative of TU Wien Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, with the goal of attracting more students to their programmes.

Hacking for Humanity is a global event, whose purpose is to empower “Girls Who Code” and “Girls in Tech Romania's women community by improving collaboration to solve local social issues and driving tech innovation into NGOs.

Grow with Google is an initiative that aims to help everyone across Europe, the Middle East and Africa - regardless of their gender, age, background, religion - to succeed in digital.

With engagement at the well-known Girls’Day campaign, Samsung Electronics Germany wants to inspire more young girls to pursue jobs in the world of technology.

This initiative, a women’s cybersecurity workforce development programme named CyberWayFinder (CWF), is born out of an uncomfortable reality: the security of our cyberspace is almost homogeneously designed by men.

The Italian Union of Chambers of Commerce – Unioncamere – has launched an e-Gov training and certification scheme for staff at local chambers of commerce. This scheme develops employees’ ability to plan, develop and operate electronic services.

Sweden’s Digilyftet pilot project has helped small and medium-sized industrial sector companies overcome the significant barriers to using digital technologies – a means to become more competitive and grow their operations.

The Make IT Work programme in the Netherlands is training non-IT university graduates for new careers in IT. In parallel, employers participating in the fast-track training partnerships gain access to the high-quality specialists they need.