12.6 million adults in the UK lack basic digital skills: 5.8 million people have never used the internet: 35% of computer teachers in schools have a relevant degree: 30% of the required number of computer science teachers have not been recruited: 13% of computer graduates are still unemployed 6 months after leaving university. This digital skills gap is costing the UK economy £63 billion a year in lost GDP.
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Read More 12.6 million adults in the UK lack basic digital skills: 5.8 million people have never used the internet: 35% of computer teachers in schools have a relevant degree: 30% of the required number of computer science teachers have not been recruited: 13% of computer graduates are still unemployed 6 months after leaving university. This digital skills gap is costing the UK economy £63 billion a year in lost GDP.
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