Digital Learning Hub launch

The DLH will offer training courses in a variety of technological areas. Screengrab: DLH website

Education minister Claude Meisch, along with several representatives of Luxembourg’s tech sector, will speak at the launch of the Digital Learning Hub in Belval.

The Digital Learning Hub (DLH) will be a training centre for computer science subjects including coding, cybersecurity, blockchain and design thinking.

says: “The DLH is a meeting place for learners and professionals. It provides an appropriate infrastructure to foster creativity, peer-to-peer learning and an international exchange culture. The aim of the DLH is to offer a variety of pedagogical trainings in a friendly environment.”

It’s part of the education ministry’s programme of continuing professional education.

Speaking at the launch will be:

—Claude Meisch, education minister

—Sophie Viger, managing director at Ecole 42

—Christoph Meinel, CEO of Hasso-Plattner-Institut

—Pascal Steichen, CEO of Securitymadein.lu

—Emilie Allaert, project lead at Luxembourg Blockchain Lab

—Gérard Hoffmann, CEO of Proximus/Telindus

—Genna Elvin, cofounder of Tadaweb

The event will take place in Belval but will also be streamed online. At the time of writing, no more in-person spots are available. Find more information on .