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Research from empirica commissioned by the European Commission shows that job growth is largest in highly skilled jobs such as those relating to Management, Architecture and Analysis positions, where also e-Leadership skills are required.

German industry representatives sent clear signals that there is a growing and critical lack of e-leaders in the economy. The Technical University Munich and St. Gallen University presented the results from their use of the guidelines for curriculum development

For Europe to be able to fully realise KETs growth potential in the future, there is a need to align the supply and demand of KETs skills from both qualitative and quantitative perspectives.

Feedback from the European e-Skills 2013 conference audience to whom this had been presented was very positive in so far as they agreed to the urgent need for Europe to quickly tackle the emerging e-leadership issue

During the course of 2014, the e-Skills for Jobs campaign is taking place in 30 European countries, informing students, unemployed people, ICT professionals and SMEs about the vast range of opportunities that ICT-related jobs present in response to the growing demand of ICT