Digital skills Results Page (59 results)

Attendees of an event at the Microsoft Manchester office, from left to right: Marie Hamilton, Greater Manchester Regional Lead for Microsoft; Hugh Milward, General Manager, Corporate, External & Legal team, Microsoft UK; Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester; Rebecca King, UK Apprentice Lead for Microsoft; and Madeleine Ricci, Business Program Manager, Microsoft UK

How Get On Greater Manchester is connecting local talent to digital opportunities

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The wonder of AI certificate

Microsoft, New College Lanarkshire and West College Scotland team up to give students industry-certified digital qualifications

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Clare Barclay, HRH The Princess Royal, Naomi Hulston

Catch22 and Microsoft expand Digital Edge programme to support underserved individuals in the North of England

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Three people holding technology

“Be You” Campaign aims to raise awareness of how technology can help people with Dyslexia and other learning differences

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Satya Nadella and Charleyy Hodson talking

Satya Nadella addresses the next generation of UK game makers at Xbox Academy

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Andy Street Mayor of West Midlands and Zephaniah Chukwudum

Microsoft and West Midlands Combined Authority commit to closing the skills gap

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Microsoft Envision UK – It’s time to fight back against UK headwinds and seize growth opportunity, say Microsoft and CBI

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Two women look at a laptop

Microsoft Stories Podcast: Season 2, episode 4 – How do we close the huge generation gap on flexible working?

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Clare Barclay, CEO of Microsoft UK, and Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak visits Microsoft’s UK headquarters and highlights impact of apprentices on economy

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A girl sits at a table at home, using a laptop to hold a video call with her teacher and do schoolwork

A country-wide initiative is helping disadvantaged young people keep learning outside the classroom

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Microsoft Stories Podcast: Season 2, episode 3 – How do we help young people fall in love with tech careers?

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Universities: we can’t close the UK’s digital skills gap on our own

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