Campus 19: Peer-to-Peer Learning, the Solution to Prepare Youth for Tomorrow’s Job Market

Companies are finding it increasingly difficult to find people with the right skills to prepare their products and processes for the future. There are too few IT students, and those who graduate often lack the skills truly needed in a fast-changing technological world. Technologies that are cutting-edge today may be obsolete tomorrow. That’s why we need talent with a broader skill set—people who can collaborate, continuously learn, solve problems creatively, ask critical questions, and push themselves beyond their current limits. At Campus 19, we train students through a peer-to-peer model, entirely project-based. No traditional classes, no diploma requirements—only talent and motivation matter. Here, everyone gets a chance, regardless of background or prior education. What counts is the drive to learn and grow. By bringing together a diverse group of students, we break social barriers and foster connection across society. Campus 19 is fully sponsored by companies that believe in this approach. This is not a one-way street—companies enhance the learning experience with expertise, mentorship, and work opportunities while simultaneously investing in the talent of tomorrow. Together, we are shaping a future where tech education and the job market seamlessly align. How do we ensure that talent is truly ready for the job market of tomorrow?How can we finance this approach? And what role do companies like DPG Media play in this? And why is peer-to-peer learning the game-changer for tech education? Discover how Campus 19 and DPG Media are working together to build an inclusive and innovative future.