Training disadvantaged people in digital professions

The digitization of the economy has boosted employment in the digital sector. As a result, jobs in the digital sector are in high demand (800,000 positions are expected to be filled by 2025). Moreover, the digital divide is a factor of exclusion, all the more so for people in precarious or socially excluded situations. So vocational training is an essential requirement.

However, many people (asylum seekers or those with residence permits) are excluded from traditional funding channels (Pôle Emploi, Region, CPF...) and cannot benefit from vocational training. These people are in a situation of serious exclusion.

This is why Label Emmaüs, through its endowment fund, has decided to set up a solidarity fund for training in digital professions to enable people excluded from mainstream public funding to acquire skills in this sector.

Concretely, this fund will make it possible to finance training for these people, with the cost of training and ancillary costs (catering, accommodation, mobility) covered. Vocational training in the digital professions will be provided by partner training organizations capable of taking on a type of public in a situation of great exclusion, thanks to strong, personalized support.

Label Emmaüs is working to diversify profiles in the digital world, in order to make this professional sector accessible to people who are furthest away from it because it offers job opportunities. Beyond financing the scholarship, the association's vocation is to act as a link between training organizations and specialized associations in order to best guide and support beneficiaries towards training courses corresponding to their needs and professional project.