Divya Delhi : World Youth Skills Day is being observed globally on July 15, with the United Nations (UN) and UNICEF leading a digital awareness campaign aimed at equipping students and young people with future-ready skills. The initiative highlights the growing importance of digital literacy, technical expertise, innovation, and employability skills in an increasingly technology-driven world. The campaign encourages governments, educational institutions, industry leaders, and youth organizations to work together in preparing young people for the jobs of the future. Through online events, educational resources, and social media outreach, the UN and UNICEF are promoting skill development in areas such as digital technology, entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, and sustainable development. World Youth Skills Day serves as a reminder of the critical role that education and vocational training play in reducing unemployment and fostering inclusive economic growth. This year’s observance places special emphasis on ensuring that students and youth have access to quality learning opportunities that match evolving global workforce demands. The campaign also reinforces the need for stronger collaboration between policymakers, educators, and employers to build a skilled, resilient, and future-ready generation.
