How can data analysis, modeling, and predictive forecasting be optimized using machine learning methodologies?
The SMart Innovative Learning for Employment (SMILE) project, selected and supported by the Fondo per la Repubblica Digitale – Impresa Sociale (Prospettive call), helps unemployed individuals aged 34-50 re-enter the job market through specialized training in digital skills that enhance their previous professional experience. Participation is free of charge.
This course focuses on Python programming for data analysis, equipping participants with the skills to interpret data, build models, and generate predictions using machine learning techniques.
Through an innovative learning framework, the program fosters the learning to learn competence, encouraging participants to independently update their skills in response to labor market demands. The training is supported by continuous interaction with tutors and expert trainers within the Smart Learning Community, inspired by the Smart Learning Design™ methodology developed by Politecnico di Milano.
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Online or Hybrid event - Yes
Number of participants - 20
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The Fondazione Mondo Digitale ETS, registered with the Runts, is a knowledge-oriented non profit organization. For over twenty years we have been committed to spreading the culture of innovation for a new knowledge economy as an engine for the country’s development. We use digital technologies as a social accelerator, to fuel growth, well-being, productivity and competitiveness, convinced that an innovative ecosystem is a value for everyone, from citizens to businesses to cities. We work for a democratic knowledge society by combining innovation, education, inclusion, and core values so that the benefits benefit all people without excluding or leaving anyone behind. We work locally, nationally and internationally, developing models of intervention that can be replicated everywhere. Almost 200 social inclusion and innovation projects have been implemented so far, also financed with European funds. We intervene in emergencies with innovative and systemic solutions in strategic sectors for the country’s development, precisely in terms of GDP (school dropouts, youth unemployment, gender equality, active aging, etc.). The main operational headquarters is at the Città Educativa in Rome, the center of best practices and innovation, but we have activated other territorial hubs in Milan, Terni, L’Aquila, Palermo and Catania.