LBAcademy
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LBAcademy
4c Crescent Rd, London
# LBAcademy
LBAcademy is a London-based social enterprise certified by Social Enterprise UK, dedicated to bridging the digital skills gap through education innovation. Located in East London, the organisation tackles a critical challenge: technology careers and entrepreneurship opportunities remain inaccessible to many communities.
The academy serves three primary audiences: young people and under-represented groups seeking digital upskilling, educators looking to innovate their teaching practices, and companies needing support reimagining their learning and development strategies. Their work directly supports the UK Government's Digital Skills Plan at local and regional levels.
What distinguishes LBAcademy is their integrated approach across three key areas: educational technology (Ed Tech), skills and talent development, and apprenticeships. Rather than operating in isolation, they partner with specialist organisations and leverage free learning platforms like MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) to maximise access and affordability.
Their social purpose is explicit and measurable: increasing employment opportunities, promoting social inclusion, and enabling underrepresented communities to start businesses or advance careers. This mission is reinforced through strategic partnerships, notably with Tech London Advocates, connecting the broader technology community directly with schools, teachers and young people.
The organisation combines practical employment workshops with innovative training services specifically designed for the emerging technology industry, ensuring candidates develop the depth of digital skills necessary to contribute meaningfully to the future workforce.
LBAcademy is a London-based social enterprise certified by Social Enterprise UK, dedicated to bridging the digital skills gap through education innovation. Located in East London, the organisation tackles a critical challenge: technology careers and entrepreneurship opportunities remain inaccessible to many communities.
The academy serves three primary audiences: young people and under-represented groups seeking digital upskilling, educators looking to innovate their teaching practices, and companies needing support reimagining their learning and development strategies. Their work directly supports the UK Government's Digital Skills Plan at local and regional levels.
What distinguishes LBAcademy is their integrated approach across three key areas: educational technology (Ed Tech), skills and talent development, and apprenticeships. Rather than operating in isolation, they partner with specialist organisations and leverage free learning platforms like MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) to maximise access and affordability.
Their social purpose is explicit and measurable: increasing employment opportunities, promoting social inclusion, and enabling underrepresented communities to start businesses or advance careers. This mission is reinforced through strategic partnerships, notably with Tech London Advocates, connecting the broader technology community directly with schools, teachers and young people.
The organisation combines practical employment workshops with innovative training services specifically designed for the emerging technology industry, ensuring candidates develop the depth of digital skills necessary to contribute meaningfully to the future workforce.
Services offered
Digital upskilling trainingEmployment workshopsE-Learning platform accessWebinar deliveryTech entrepreneurship supportApprenticeship preparationLearning and development consultancyEducational innovation support