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Digital skills training
could contribute over
£14 billion to the UK
economy by 2015.
Read more.
Discover how we’re
developing new ways
of helping local Croydon
residents improve their
Basic Digital Skills
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digital skills in your community.
Identify the likely level of digital exclusion
in your area with the Go ON UK
Digital Exclusion heatmap.
Go ON UK believes in the transformative power of technology to improve the prospects of individuals, families, communities and organisations. Which is why we are committed to eradicating digital exclusion and ensuring that everyone in the UK has the motivation and skills needed to benefit and prosper from the internet today and in the future.
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Digital capability is an essential skill for everyone. It’s vital that we address the UK’s lack of Basic Digital Skills in order to sustain economic growth, productivity and social mobility.
We actively seek out and work with partners across the public, private and voluntary sectors to identify opportunities and develop programmes that improve Basic Digital Skills among people and organisations.
By defining Basic Digital Skills we can ensure we are helping everyone in the UK achieve the same minimum standard of digital capability.
The Go ON UK Digital Exclusion Heatmap helps you to identify the likelihood of digital exclusion in your local area so you can focus efforts where it is needed most.
Go ON Local provides organisations with best practice advice, tools and collaboration opportunities on how to improve local levels of Basic Digital Skills.
We’ve developed a National Partner programme to enable more organisations to work with us and help accelerate Basic Digital Skills across the UK.
The Digital Skills Charter allows individuals and organisations to pledge their support for improving Basic Digital Skills. You can commit to improving digital services for your customers or help your colleagues and community achieve the Basic Digital Skills they need. By signing up to the Charter, and making your commitments public, you can inspire and motivate others to sign up and play their part.
Entrepreneur and Founder of The Be Group, Bianca Miller, shares advice on how small businesses can take advantage of the internet.
A report published today by the Centre for Economics and Research (Cebr) – ahead of the 2015 Spending Review – clearly shows the huge financial and social benefits of everyone in the UK having the digital skills they need to survive in our digital world.
Go ON UK CEO, Rachel Neaman tells us about Go ON Croydon. This is Go ON UK’s first collaboration with a London borough to increase levels of Basic Digital Skills among its citizens, and to test, learn and share new insights into tackling digital exclusion at a community level.
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Go ON Local provides organisations with best practice advice, tools and collaboration opportunities on how to improve local levels of Basic Digital Skills.
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