Quickline, a leading broadband provider, has announced its support for the South Yorkshire Digital Inclusion Network, reinforcing its commitment to boosting employability through enhanced digital access. This collaboration aims to bridge the digital divide and equip residents with essential skills for today’s job market.
The partnership comes as part of a broader initiative to transform South Yorkshire into a dynamic hub of tech and digital innovation. Tracey Johnson, Project Director of TECH SY, emphasized the region’s evolution, stating, “South Yorkshire is evolving from its industrial roots to a dynamic hub of tech and digital innovation.” She highlighted the region’s established industry strengths, skilled workforce, and strategic location as key drivers of sustained growth in the startup ecosystem.
Quickline’s support will bolster the Digital Inclusion Network’s efforts to provide crucial digital skills training and access, thereby increasing employability across the region. This initiative aligns with the overarching goal of fostering a collaborative environment for startups and attracting innovators and investors to South Yorkshire.
“The work of TECH SY and others will help us work with our northern partners to drive innovation and build a bigger and better economy in South Yorkshire,” stated a representative. The collaboration underscores the commitment to leveraging digital connectivity as a catalyst for economic growth and social inclusion.
