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New academies will tackle serious digital skills gap in UK

A series of new academies will be opened to tackle the serious digital skills gap across the UK, amid demand from companies for more computer-literate staff. Five Microsoft and Risual academies are to be unveiled across the UK, with the first located in Derby, as part of a partnership with IT services company Risual and a select group of colleges.

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New academies will tackle serious digital skills gap in UK was originally published on iSeeTech

New academies will tackle serious digital skills gap in UK was originally published on iSeeTech

New academies will tackle serious digital skills gap in UK was originally published on iSeeTech

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