Council of European Professional Informatics Societies

  • CEPIS
  • CEPIS
  • CEPIS
  • CEPIS

About CEPIS

The Council of European Professional Informatics Societies (CEPIS) is a non-profit organisation seeking to improve and promote a high standard among informatics professionals in recognition of the impact that Informatics has on employment, business and society. CEPIS represents 35 Member Societies in 32 countries across greater Europe.

Click here to read more about us

e-Skills Week 2012 - e-Skills for Jobs and for Life

eSkillsWeekLogo2012All Europeans especially young people need to be made aware of the education, training, and especially jobs opportunities that can be accessed through having e-skills. CEPIS as a pan-European stakeholder in this campaign is committed to promoting this message. Click here for the e-Skills Week website

Follow CEPIS on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook

  
 linkedin_logo_new
 twitter_logo_bird_new
 facebook_logo_new

The latest CEPIS news and updates can now be found on the new CEPIS LinkedIn Group, via our Twitter account and on our Facebook company page. Connect to get all the latest information and news.


ICT Professionalism & e-Skills

The interim report of the e-Skills & ICT Professionalism project to support the development of a European Framework for ICT Professionalism is now available. The report describes the state of play regarding ICT Professionalism and Training Programmes for ICT Managers in Europe and provides key recommendations for future work to be completed in the second quarter of 2012. Read more

Professional e-Competence in Europe

professionalsResearch to produce and assess an up-to-date picture of the actual e-competences of IT professionals will help prepare for and mitigate against the anticipated shortages of professionals with the right skills. CEPIS has published a European report including recommendations on the current state of e-competences in Europe. More on this pioneering research

e-Skills Career Quiz

The ICT sector is one of the most dynamic and exciting sectors to work in. Many ICT skills are highly specialised, however all ICT professionals should be competent in a range of end-user skills. Take this simple quiz to learn more about end-user skills for ICT careers. Take the quiz

 


RSS Feed RSS Feed

News

CEPIS Signs the Copenhagen Declaration on Growth and Jobs
The Declaration was announced at the 2012 e-Skills...

ICT Sector is Key for Europe’s Job-rich Recovery
The EC has proposed a new Employment Package

Read more news

CEPIS Poll

Is enough being done to attract young people to ICT careers?

Press Coverage


Read more news

Get press coverage updates via email