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Programmes Advanced Digital SkillsA number of Q&As are now available for the currently open calls for proposals in advanced digital skills under the DIGITAL Europe Programme:
Another source of information is the recording of the presentation from the Commission during the Info day and Matchmaking event “Partner for DIGITAL Skills” (1 December 2022).
We remind you that the deadline for submitting your proposal is 22 February 2022 (17:00 Brussels time). Do not wait until the last minute to submit the proposal. You can already open the submission service on the EU Funding and Tendering Portal and start drafting your proposal. This draft can be saved in the system and re-opened at any time.
If you are still looking for partners to complete the consortium, you can also have a look at the Digital Skills and Jobs platform, register for the Community and join the Partner for DIGITAL Skills Networking group.
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