Technology, Gender Identity, and Strategic Skills
CIM is a strategic and operational partner of the TIC4.0 project, aimed at women. An initiative that has the objective of reducing the gender digital skills gap through free and certified training courses, which will start next fall.
The project, selected by the Digital Republic Fund, is coordinated by Enaip Piedmont in collaboration with CIM, Cnos-Fap and TIM as training providers.
Recipients
150 women aged 18 to 35 who are:
- unemployed or leaving the school or university system
- unemployed and struggling to find a new job
- employed but uncertain about their skills for the future or having difficulty staying in the job market
Why participate?
- These courses are ideal for women seeking employment or wanting to change jobs.
- It is a certified European-level program, flexible and personalized based on entry skills, training needs, and personal characteristics.
- It is possible to acquire the most in-demand skills in the job market.
- A dedicated tutor supports participants throughout the program.
- Concrete support in orientation and integration into the job market.
The courses
- User Experience Design Techniques (advanced module)
- Operational Elements of IT – working in the cloud and data protection (basic module)
- Computer Literacy (basic module)
- Programming and Software Development Techniques (advanced module)
- Web Design Techniques (advanced module)
A project selected by the Digital Republic Fund – Social Enterprise. The fund was created from a partnership between the public and private social sectors (Government and Association of Foundations and Savings Banks – Acri) and, experimentally for the years 2022-2026, allocates a total of about 350 million euros. It is funded by contributions from banking foundations. The goal is to enhance digital skills and develop the country’s digital transition. To implement the Fund’s programs – which align with the digitalization objectives set by the PNRR (National Recovery and Resilience Plan) and the FNC (National Complementary Fund) – the Digital Republic Fund – Social Enterprise was established in May 2022, a non-profit organization entirely owned by Acri.
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The partnership includes Enaip Piemonte ETS (project leader), TIM, CIM and Cnos-Fap.
