DSO - Digitally Upskilling Australia (Page 3)

Technology Council of Australia Roadmap to Deliver One Million Tech Jobs

The Technology Council of Australia (TCA) unveiled an impressive Roadmap to Create One Million Tech Jobs. Like the DSO, the Roadmap emphasises the importance of developing Australian talent and the need to improve our digital skills.

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"We at Skill Finder are proud to be working with the DSO as the visions for both companies are so aligned in helping to ensure Australians have the skills they need to take advantage of the jobs that industry will create," said the Managing director of Skill Finder James Horne.

Cremorne Project to address the digital skills gap in Melbourne tech sector

The Digital Skills Organisation (DSO) is partnering with Kangan Institute to formalise a collaborative pilot project that aims to address the digital skills shortage in one of Australia’s burgeoning tech precincts through targeted digital skills traineeships.

Ronald Jackson

Director Research and Policy

Workforce of the Future – Rethinking Skills for the Jobs of Tomorrow

Twelves months on from the WOTF's first National Skills Week event, DSO CEO Patrick Kidd was joined by industry leaders from the Skills Organisation Pilots to share their insights and discuss the projects they are leading to respond to the skill and training needs of their industries.

Year13 - Planning today for Australia's future skills

To streamline digital career pathways and make digital training more accessible for everyone, the Digital Skills Organisation (DSO) has partnered with school-leaver service provider Year13 to demonstrate the value and diverse opportunities of careers in the digital technology sector. Alongside the other Skills Organisation Pilots in Mining and Human Services,

Workforce of the Future – Rethinking Skills for the Jobs of Tomorrow

The Digital Skills Organisation has been at the forefront of Australia’s response to the nation’s changing workforce needs, working with their industries to rethink skills needs and find innovative solutions to meet the current, emerging, and future workforce needs of our nation. 12 months on from our first

Workforce of the Future: Focus on Digital

A highly-skilled digital workforce is essential to Australia’s future with the demand for skilled digital professionals projected to increase dramatically over the coming decade and beyond. To view a recording of this live-streamed event, visit: Workforce of the Future: Focus on Digital