The Digital Youth Consortium is a non-profit organization promoted by
the City of Rome bringing together schools, training institutes,
local public administration, and ICT companies.
Our activities centre on the world of young people, scholastic training,
and new technologies. We provide an operating structure for a working model
which contributes to the renewal of the Italian school. We address students,
teachers, families, and whoever is interested in improving the rapport between
young people and computers, with obvious benefits in the field of didactics,
work and productivity. Our activity is carried out mainly within the Rome area,
where we carry out studies, research, and activity plans.
We promote experimental projects which begin with computer literacy,
and arrive at the development of programmes and content which utilizes
the Internet and new technologies as pedagogical-educational tools.
We also promote the
Global Junior Challenge
world competition.
The Digital Youth Consortium offers concrete solutions to the problems which
concern the world of work, from youth training to placing in the workplace,
as well as the qualification and improvement of resources. For this, alongside
the services for those seeking a job, we pay particularly close attention to
the supply sector. Companies often need specific skills, and have difficulties
finding their way around the wide range of expertise on offer. The selection
phase takes up an important part of a company’s resources, but the lack of
planning of objectives leads to the drawing up temporary contracts which are
of little use to either party. In this context, we step in with a wide choice
of services, aimed at Consortium members and designed to improve training efficiency
in the workplace.
