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By St. Louis Argus Staff

As technology and artificial intelligence reshape nearly every industry, St. Louis residents have an opportunity to strengthen the digital skills increasingly required in today’s workplace.
The St. Louis Development Corporation, in partnership with the SLATE Missouri Job Center, will offer Learn2Tech Cohort 39, a free four-week digital-skills training program beginning Monday, August 31, 2026. Classes will meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. through September 23 at the SLATE Missouri Job Center, 1520 Market Street in downtown St. Louis.
The program is designed to help participants build confidence using computers, digital devices, online platforms and artificial-intelligence tools. Coursework includes computer fundamentals, online safety, career-readiness skills and practical ways to use technology and AI for work, education and everyday life.
Digital readiness is no longer limited to technology companies. Manufacturing, health care, education, transportation, construction, government, retail and small businesses increasingly rely on online applications, digital communications, automated systems and data-management platforms. Even the process of finding employment now requires workers to navigate job-search websites, submit electronic applications, participate in virtual interviews and communicate through digital platforms.
For workers who have lacked reliable access to computers, internet service or formal technology training, that shift can create another barrier to economic opportunity. Learn2Tech represents an effort to close that gap by giving residents practical skills, equipment and support.
Participants who successfully complete the program and meet eligibility requirements may receive a free laptop and one year of Wi-Fi access through a mobile hotspot. Eligibility is verified before devices and internet service are distributed and includes residence within a qualified census tract.
The larger message is clear: digital literacy has become a workforce necessity. Programs such as Learn2Tech help ensure that technological change does not leave St. Louis residents behind, particularly those in communities that have historically faced barriers to broadband access, equipment and professional training.
Registration Information
Registration is free, but space may be limited. Register through Eventbrite. Questions may be directed to Learn2Tech program support at learn2tech@moveworth.com or 314-925-2664.
Additional information about the program and St. Louis digital-equity initiatives is available through ConnectSTL.

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