Cambridgeshire & Peterborough LSIF, April 2024
The LSIF Business to Education Translation guides aim to help bridge the gaps between how education and business utilise and portray interrelated language and concepts.
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The increasing digitalisation of the workplace has made digital literacy a core competency for workers across all industries, and across the globe. From using basic office software like Microsoft Office Suite to more advanced skills like data analysis and coding, employers are increasingly seeking candidates with a strong foundation in digital technologies.
This translation guide contains
Digital skills requirements for technically-oriented jobs – Top five occupations requesting the skills in each skills cluster
Basic features of the formal education landscape as they relate to digital skills
Benefits of digital skills partnerships between business and education providers
Partnership models
Principles for effective communication and collaboration between partners
Glossary: digital technologies
Glossary: digital skills clusters
Glossary: career development and workforce planning
Glossary: approaches to learning
Glossary: qualifications
Glossary: investment
in people
Resources and support