Unemployment in the EU28 reached 11% by the end of 2013 – with a distressing 23% among youth. This young generation has grown up in the digital era, making them engaged and confident ICT-users. However, not enough students choose ICT-related subjects, with the number of computer science graduates dropping since 2005. Meanwhile, the ICT sector keeps growing by 3% every year.
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