Digitally Upskilling Australia (Page 1)

Australia needs 1.2 million Tech workers by 2030. Is it possible?

Employers across all sectors join forces with a single vision to create Aussie jobs.

A new generation is killing off the 90s tech stereotypes

In the eighties and nineties, Hollywood perpetrated perhaps one of the greatest disservices to the development of the global tech sector and in particular to the career development of generations of young people.

The sharpest tool in the box

We love it when a plan comes together! Read on to discover how our Toolbox pilot is helping upskill the nation.

Workshop 3: Cyber Employers & Training Providers

Canberra Cyber Hub and the DSO co-hosted the third and final workshop on closing the skills gap in cybersecurity

Canberra Cyber Hub - Employer Forum

In conjunction with the Canberra Cyber Hub, the DSO held a workshop for local employers

Three Things we Learned at the Innovation Showcase

Future-proofing Australia's digital and tech industry hinges on future generations' technological capabilities. In a recent discussion with the Digital Employment Forum (DEF), we looked at ways to inspire more young people to pursue a career in technology.

A digitally skilled workforce is the ONLY option

Op Ed: Patrick Kidd, CEO, Digital Skills Organisation Australia’s workplaces are rapidly becoming more dependent on technology. But employers across the tech and non-tech sectors are struggling to find the right people with the right skills.

Discussion paper highlights urgent need for transformation of digital skills training

The Digital Skills Organisation (DSO) is calling on industry leaders, employers and the training sector to collaborate on the transformation of digital skills training in Australia to close the ever-growing talent gap.