Digital skills
The North will need to produce more than 80,000 digital workers. If current rates of growth continue over the next 25 years, then 1.23 million workers will need to be supplied by 2050.
Many older people would like to use the internet more but say a lack of skills is the thing holding them back. The digital skills gap is an important component of wider unemployment – digital skills training is therefore critical in supporting people back to work.
We all need digital skills in today’s world, otherwise we are at risk of being socially excluded from the world of work and lifelong learning. You can learn to develop digital skills for life, work, or further study.
On our courses you will learn to use digital devices to create and edit documents, use digital media, and process numerical data. You will learn how to use email, the internet, online services and secure online payment methods, whilst keeping safe and secure online.
Our small class sizes mean that you will get all the attention you need to learn new digital skills.