Digital skills Results Page (58 results)

Close-up of a member of the South East London Community Seventh-day Adventist Church typing a prompt into Copilot on their phone

Kwadwo Benko: ‘Bringing digital confidence to the community that raised me’

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Three women in conversation in office environment - for TechHer feature

‘Building skills and confidence’: Microsoft’s TechHer cyber mentoring programme takes off

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Freely Fruity volunteer planting in a garden

Bearing fruit: Helping those who help others through the power of AI

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Darren Hardman, CEO, Microsoft UK on stage at London Tech Week, Monday 9 June 2025

London Tech Week: ‘AI is the defining opportunity of our generation’

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TechHer attendees arranged in a banner image

TechHer: Empowering women to shape the future of technology

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National Youth Theatre performers improvising with Copilot at the BETT25 education technology event in January 2025

Lights, Camera, Copilot: How the National Youth Theatre is innovating with AI

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(From l to r) Darren Hardman, CEO, Microsoft UK; Hannah Mehr, Arup apprentice; Rachel Reeves MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Ria Chutti, Microsoft apprentice; Oliver Gallagher, United Utilities apprentice

National Apprenticeship Week: Hands-on learning in an AI world

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TechHer: Women collaborating using digital tech

TechHer digital skills programme to expand in 2025: ‘If I did it, any woman can do it’

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Digital Edge participant Viola Kanu

Microsoft-supported Digital Edge programme giving young people opportunity ‘to dream big’

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Three young women looking at the camera with laptops in front of them

How does Microsoft create ‘social value’ in the UK?

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Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO, Microsoft, addressing the audience at the AI Tour in London's Hilton Hotel

Microsoft’s AI Tour comes to London to celebrate AI innovation in the UK

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National Youth Theatre Digital Accelerator Graphic

National Youth Theatre and Microsoft launch national programme to empower young creatives to use AI

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