Digital Nova Scotia works closely with its stakeholders and funding partners to develop and implement a wide variety of impactful programs and opportunities to foster Nova Scotia’s digital technologies industry. From diversity to youth initiatives, to a globally competitive workforce, Digital Nova Scotia aims to grow our digital economy.
Digital Skills for Women+ is a learning program created by women who have experienced first hand the barriers for women+ in tech. This free cohort is designed to help women+ without experience in the tech industry to learn more about industry-related topics, the ecosystem, and career opportunities. The purpose of Digital Skills for Women+ is to help participants build confidence, learn industry language, and ultimately leave better positioned to explore and enter a career in tech.
Learn More Gain the knowledge you need about AI to thrive in your career. This microcredential program focusses on the practical utilization of AI in marketing and communications, project management, manufacturing, and IT, programming, and development.
Learn More In partnership with Dalhousie University, and Landmark Decisions Inc., the Digital Twinning for an Organization (DTO) Adoption Program enables Atlantic Canadian small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) manufacturers to get the consulting, staff, and education required to adopt DTO simulation modeling.
Learn More Grow with Cleantech equips mid-career individuals, including those from underrepresented groups, with foundational knowledge, skills, and industry connections needed to support cleantech sales roles.
Learn More Since 2015, Digital Nova Scotia has been proud to bring its members training opportunities with the assistance of Nova Scotia’s Workplace Innovation and Productivity Skills Incentive (WIPSI). These programs are focused on improving Nova Scotian productivity, profitability, innovation, technology, machinery, equipment and increasing inter-provincial and international competitiveness while fostering workplace diversity.
Learn More Digital Nova Scotia has partnered with Bluedrop ISM on the Skills for Hire Atlantic program. This digital skills and career-building training program has been designed to help fill the need for qualified entry-level talent in Atlantic Canada's tech sector. This project is funded by the Government of Canada’s Adult Learning, Literacy and Essential Skills Program.
Learn More In partnership with the Discovery Centre, youth are immersed into the vast and ever-changing digital world making our summer camps unique each year, programming and various other realms of digital technology. These camps happen every summer and March break find out more about what this program can offer.
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