Digisocial
Digitalisation is not social media
2023-3-LT02-KA210-YOU-000182809_DIGISOCIAL
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Digitalisation for young people
Only 31% of young Europeans possess above-basic digital skills
THE PROJECT'S VISION is to equip young people aged 18-25 with specialised DIGITAL skills required by the labour market TO ENHANCE THEIR EMPLOYABILITY. Despite the widespread perception that the so called “Generation X” are digitally savy due to their active engagement on social media platforms, a significant gap exists between this familiarity and the actual skills needed in a professional setting. The European Commission report from 2021 indicates that only 31% of young Europeans possess above-basic digital skills. This highlights the pressing need for specialized training to bridge this digital divide. We want to equip young with key digital skills that are directly relevant to the labor market, like database management, collaborative document editing, data analisys and artificial intelligence.
Results
The project will have the following results
42 young with deepened improved digital skills
At least 80% of participants should reach a proficiency level deemed "above-basic" in the specialized
digital skills taught.
100 young with better digital skills that improve their employability
100 young enhance their digital skills, increasing their employability by equipping them with relevant competencies needed in today's job market.
1000 views of the material of the workshop
The workshop materials will reach 1,000 views, demonstrating strong interest and engagement with the content provided.