We’re convening stakeholders from across business, government and civil society to take action to equip working-age adults with the skills they need to thrive in work today and prepare for our digital future.
Here’s how you can get involved:
Sign
the Charter
Become a coalition member
Become a Strategic Partner
Be part of the Delivery Plan community
Sign the Workforce Digital Skills Charter
The Workforce Digital Skills Charter is a shared statement of ambition – a rallying cry for concerted and focused action to close the essential digital skills gap in the UK workforce.
The first stage of joining our shared mission to close the workforce digital skills gap, the Charter invites you to join us as we commit to:
- Raise awareness of the workforce essential digital skill gap.
- Work together to supercharge action as part of a national change programme.
- Empower people of working age to build solid digital foundations.
Become a member of the FutureDotNow coalition
Membership of the FutureDotNow coalition brings a wealth of benefits.
Through access to online resources and regular events, FutureDotNow can help your organisation increase its profile, advocate for change, and take action to improve the digital capability and confidence of your workforce.
Become a FutureDotNow Strategic Partner
FutureDotNow is able to deliver on its mission of closing the workforce digital skills gap thanks to the support of a group of dedicated private, public and third sector organisations.
They provide FutureDotNow with invaluable financial support, strategic advice, advocacy, pro-bono resources, and often roll up their sleeves and go over and above to help us get things over the line.
We are always open to new organisations joining our Strategic Partner community, to play a pivotal role in closing the workforce digital skills gap. The cost is £30,000 p/a, with equivalent in-kind support considered.
Be part of the 2024 Delivery Plan to Close the Workforce Digital Skills Gap
Launched in January, the 2024 Delivery Plan took the recommendations made in the 2023 Digital Skills Roadmap to the next level of detail. Across seven workstreams, it set out specific and measurable goals for 2024, to be delivered across three sprints of activity.
Now, we’ve convened more than 40 cross-sector organisations to work together to deliver the plan, and make a measurable impact on the digital capability of the UK workforce.