Italy: the “Growth from digital technology” project launched as part of the Youth Guarantee program will train tomorrow’s economic actors to be digital experts

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11 September 2015 à 11h33

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On 09 September the Italian government in collaboration with Google and Unioncamere (the Union of the Chambers of Commerce) launched the “Growth from digital technology” project, which dispenses free training, including paid company internships, for the 700,000 youths enrolled on the Youth Guarantee program. The goal is to strengthen digital skills in this cohort thereby improving their job prospects as well as promoting a digitalized SME sector.
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This is a concrete example of the importance of public private collaboration for “driving innovation and broadening youth opportunities”. This is how the Labor Minister, Giuliano Poletti presented the “Growth from digital technology” project (www.crescereindigiale.it) that was officially launched in Rome on 09 September. The project is the fruit of collaboration between the Ministry for Labor, Google, and Unioncamere and it is due to operate until the end of 2016. The project aims to...

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