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News from Telecentre-Europe (TE): Member News » Read the April 2013 issue online » Get it delivered to your mailbox by filling our online subscription form
The Europe-wide Get Online Week campaign, organized in 26 countries between 18 and 24 March 2013, highlighted the essential role ICT skills play in today’s society and focused on encouraging young people to take up a career in ICT. The Get Online Week campaign was organized for the fourth time by Telecentre-Europe, a Pan-European Association that represents 37 local network organizations operating across 27 countries and supported by the Get Online Week Alliance – formed by Accenture, Liberty Global and Microsoft. Youth unemployment in the EU27 is higher than 20% [4], while the unmet demand for e-skills will be high in 2015, at a level that will be as much as double the number of qualified graduates [5]. That’s why the campaign this year focused on youth, especially on how to direct more young people into digital qualifications and jobs. In the field, 26 national Get Online Week campaign partners joined efforts with ICT companies and public authorities and organized a range of activities in both the urban and rural areas of their countries to empower people to use technologies for better jobs and better lives. News from Telecentre-Europe (TE): GOW2013 photos » Read the March 2013 issue online » Get it delivered to your mailbox by filling our online subscription form
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Telecentre-Europe is very pleased with the massive effort done by its partners during Get Online Week 2013 and its astonishing outcomes. In just one week, the European ICT learning centres, libraries, schools, etc. have changed the lives of so many people and proved once more why they are at the frontline of digital empowerment and inclusion.
S/he will increase the mass media and public profiles of the organisation; coordinate marketing, dissemination and mainstream activities; actively participate in the communicational aspects of projects, events and campaigns; further develop Telecentre-Europe online community; and contribute to the achievement of new business opportunities. » Download the full job description for the position of Communications Officer Applicants should send their resume and brief statement of interest (not exceeding 500 words). All application documents should be submitted not later than April 7th (extended deadline), 2013 via email, to: jobs@telecentre-europe.org. Applicants are requested to specify the position they apply for in the email subject.
Aptech has more than 25 years of experience in IT education and is active in 40 countries – in total there are more than 1,000 centers worldwide. We cooperate with world leading companies and can competently prepare employees according to the requirements of IT companies also in other European countries in order to satisfy their educational needs. |
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The Communications Officer is responsible for communications towards Telecentre-Europe stakeholders and members, the mass media and general public. S/he will increase the visibility of telecentres mission, activities and contribution to the digital inclusion and empowerment of European citizens and to the achievement of social and economic goals.
