Digital Learning Hub at the Moovijob Week Luxembourg

Luxembourg faces a significant shortage of IT specialists, prompting the government to create the Digital Learning Hub (DLH) to bridge this digital skills gap through continuing education. The Digital Learning Hub, under the Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth, offers vocational and professional courses in digital technologies for adults.

Business Model:

Fast Learning: Short, hands-on courses.
Agile: Courses tailored to job market needs.
Hub: On-site, peer-to-peer learning environment.
Affordable: Accessible and low-cost courses.
Course Structure:

Short Courses: 4-40 hours, imparting a specific skill.
Learning Tracks: Comprehensive programs over several months imparting a skillset, up to 100 hours.
Full Curriculum: Provided by 42 Luxembourg, a coding school offering a extensive programming training.

Course Offer & Audience: Courses in cybersecurity, coding, blockchain, design, data & AI, IT & cloud, management, web development, and no-/low-code. Open to all adults, from beginners to experts, for reskilling or upskilling.

42 Luxembourg: Managed by Digital Learning Hun, 42 Luxembourg offers free, full-time programming training with no prerequisites. It uses a project-based, peer-to-peer learning model and is part of the international 42 network, renowned for its effective training for the job market.