On 26-30 March, the European Commission will hold the European e-Skills Week 2012 in order to inform young people on how to acquire e-skills and to find work in the digital economy. According to estimates, in 2015, nine jobs in ten will require e-skills. The campaign is being prepared together with many stakeholders, including high-level public authorities and key research bodies, who will discuss the current situation and the needs of professionals with e-skills. Further information is available at eskills-week.ec.europa.eu/web/guest