New digital skills curriculum to equip East Mids workforce for Industry 4.0
Academics and employers in the East Midlands are set to work together to develop a new digital skills curriculum which they say will serve the innovation needs of major industries ranging from food manufacturing to renewable energy.
The project, led by the University of Lincoln with input from industry partners, aims to identify and close skills gaps in digital literacy across a variety of employment sectors, including engineering, food and farming, pharmaceuticals, renewable energy and tourism.
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