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Skills
Skill building for an inclusive future
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To deliver digital inclusion, we must go beyond the device and high-speed broadband to ensure we’re creating a full solution with lasting benefits. According to the World Economic Forum, “digital literacy is an additional barrier to adoption by certain communities, both in developed and developing markets. In lower income economies, only 32% of the population has basic digital skills (i.e. defined as the ability to copy or move a file or send e mails).”*
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Advancing STEM Education
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Primary: Middle School
Girls Who Game
Leading young women to discover technology in a supportive environment of peers and role models. And building a pipeline of future female engineers, starting as early as primary school.
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Secondary: High School
Student TechCrew
This innovative global program promotes future career skills and learning via hands on experience, as secondary students help their peers and school staff members with technology issues.
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Post-Secondary: College
Develop with Dell
A free online learning experience designed to develop learners to start a career in IT. The Program is available to all learners who attend postsecondary institutions that partner with Dell Technologies.
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Skills Friendly Cities
Dell Technologies has also partnered with the Global Business Coalition for Education (GBC - Education) on their Youth Skills and Innovation Initiative, “Skills Friendly Cities.” This initiative aims to achieve practical, rapid, and relevant solutions to the youth skills crisis for communities by bringing young people, the business community, and policymakers together at a city-level to deliver new ways of learning and working.
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