“Although the range of programs is expanding, there is still a great need for programs that improve digital competences. Improving digital skills is one of the priority areas to which the state allocates the largest share of funding. We strongly invite training providers to actively offer programs in this area”, the report quoted Deputy Minister of Education, Science and Sports Agnė Kudarauskienė.
According to the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports (MSMS), out of more than 2 thousand of people who have already completed various trainings, 395 learners deepened their digital competences.
The platform currently offers more than 70 training programs. The most popular of them are training in psychological direction, entrepreneurship, digital and other services.
Priority is given to training programs aimed at improving adults’ digital, literacy, multilingual, mathematical, natural sciences, technology, engineering, personal, social, learning to learn, citizenship, entrepreneurship, cultural awareness and expression competencies.
Adults who choose these programs are provided with a learning basket of up to 500 euros. It can be used by working persons aged 18-65 who have already obtained a qualification or higher education.
