View our digital, computing and coding courses. We expect further partners will join the Hub over time. If your organisation is interested in joining you can find out more in the Get Involved section below. Whilst basic digital skills have been identified as in demand, targeted provision already exists to address this like the Essential Digital Skills programme at WAES. The Westminster Digital Hub will therefore focus on digital skills from Level 2 upwards and promoting employment in occupations identified as hard-to-fill vacancies in the sector due to a skills gap.
Alongside programming and software development roles, specific areas of focus will include:. Hear about our week full-stack web app bootcamp delivered in partnership with Code Institute in the video below.
As a learner you will benefit from a wraparound approach to help you get into good work in the digital sector or in a digital role in another sector. We will be able to highlight routes into and career pathways within each sector, helping under-represented groups to navigate and overcome barriers to entry.
By bringing together the expertise of learning providers, mentoring services, third sector organisations, recruiters and employers into a partnership, you will always have clear advice on your next steps as part of a joined-up process to reach your goals. For further information on opportunities to start your journey with the Westminster Digital Hub, please email info waes. Employers benefit from a pipeline of eager potential recruits, helping employ staff into those hard-to-fill vacancies.
We also support employers to address structural barriers to engagement, recruitment, retention and progression for under-represented groups in their industry and workforce. For further information on potential partnership opportunities for employers as part of the Westminster Digital Hub, please email our Digital Hub Coordinator Candice Fanning on cfanning waes.
