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Is improved social mobility key to bridging Ireland’s tech skills gap?

According to new research by Generation Ireland and McKinsey & Company and supported by JPMorganChase, Ireland is in a positive position with current unemployment levels at a record low and the attainment of tertiary education high.It is estimated that 40,000 new tech roles will be created between now and 2030, so the times ahead look exciting for qualified professionals. However, the country is also facing a significant tech skills gap that has the potential to hinder the development of Ireland’s technology industry.

Silicon Republic

New models of training will reduce youth unemployment

In the last two decades there has never been so few 18-24-year-olds not in employment, education or training.

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“Employers have to recruit from a wider set”: How non-profit Generation is tackling the skills gap

The skills shortage facing the global tech industry is now widely known, with many employers voicing concerns over recruiting the talent necessary to grow their business.

The Verdict

Generation doubles headcount, reveals UK plans

Non-profit helps underprivileged young people from areas such as Tower Hamlets Moss Side to skill up for tech roles.

Business Cloud

Why young people are the key to closing the digital skills gap – ignoring it could cost UK economy billions in growth

A recent CBI survey revealed almost half of young people in the UK believe their education has not prepared them for the world of work.​ Michael Houlihan looks at why some young people are falling through the ‘training’ cracks.

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