Clyde & Bonnie initiatives · Training, employment, digital inclusion

Digital,
for everyone.

Digital marketing and AI are reshaping jobs and access to employment. Everyone should get the chance to benefit. We work on it through two projects, with public and non-profit partners: training people who are looking for work, and making digital marketing accessible to those who can’t afford an agency.

10+ years
of commitment to closing the digital divide
Nearly 500
jobseekers trained in digital marketing
800+
entrepreneurs supported in going digital
Skills Factory — Training · Back to work
01Training · Back to work

Skills Factory

A free, intensive digital marketing course for jobseekers in Brussels. Eight to ten weeks in the classroom, followed by a three-month internship in a company.

The goal isn’t one more certificate: it’s a first job. We train people, then help them back into work, alongside Bruxelles Formation.

Since
more than 8 years
With
Bruxelles Formation
Format
8 to 10 weeks + 3-month internship
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You’ll find our alumni at
  • Semetis
  • Emakina
  • Blue2Purple
  • Be Influence
  • DHS Digital
  • EVO Group
  • Deloitte Digital
  • ClickTrust
  • Havas Media
  • Ogilvy
  • Altavia
  • ProgrammAds
  • 87 seconds
  • Universem
  • Walking Men
  • L’Oréal
  • Eurostar
  • Ring Twice
  • Decathlon
  • BeCentral
  • BeCode
  • MSF
  • Plan International
  • hub.brussels
  • and many more
Agence Digitale Solidaire — Solidarity · Making digital simple
02Solidarity · Making digital simple

Agence Digitale Solidaire

A non-profit born out of a mutual-aid network: free digital marketing advice for shopkeepers, freelancers and small Brussels businesses that can’t afford an agency.

One rule from day one: do it with them, and show them how to do it on their own. Digital marketing is no dark art once someone takes the time to explain it. Skills Factory alumni have put their new skills to work for others there.

Status
non-profit with a social mission
For
shopkeepers and freelancers
Services
free

Supported by the Brussels-Capital Region since 2022, the agency is currently on hold for lack of funding.

Discover the agency →
Google reviews

5.053 reviews

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  • ★★★★★
    We knew nothing about it, and their advice and mock-ups were invaluable to get us started. At the end of the coaching sessions, we left with valuable templates that gave us a solid base to build out our website.
    La Ferme du Chaudron
  • ★★★★★
    Thank you to the Agence Digitale Solidaire for contributing the way it does to a more caring world. […] I reworked my website afterwards to make it more personal, but I had the tools to do it.
    Gwendaëlle B.
  • ★★★★★
    The advice is given so that you can be independent afterwards, and it’s tied to your own issues. They really listen and tailor their answers.
    Florence L.
  • ★★★★★
    As someone who isn’t comfortable with computers, I turned to the Agence Digitale Solidaire to help me rebuild my website. […] A big thank you for helping people grow their business.
    Stéphanie A.
  • ★★★★★
    We used the pro bono service. We received very good advice for building our future website.
    Aremis asbl
  • ★★★★★
    A great initiative that helped us set the priorities for our website. A real chance to benefit from expert advice, in a very human, learning-focused approach.
    Stephanie M.
  • ★★★★★
    She is extremely competent and manages to explain things in a clear, accessible way. […] I’ve learned to understand SEO better.
    Sébastien R.
  • ★★★★★
    They helped me understand and get to know the tools I needed to launch ad campaigns myself, build a digital strategy and feel at ease with digital marketing for my brand!
    Charlène C.
  • ★★★★★
    A great experience. It starts with an assessment of your real needs. Then support and training are provided by experts. Skills are passed on with real teaching talent. I was impressed by the quality of the service.
    momentsfleurs
  • ★★★★★
    We received very sharp advice to improve our marketing and digital strategy. […] My third-year e-business interns learned so much […] that they dream of taking a course with them to round off their studies.
    Fabienne D.
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