Adobe Digital Academy is Adobe’s global skilling initiative designed to equip learners of all backgrounds with the digital, creative, marketing, and AI skills needed to thrive in today’s economy. Through online learning platforms (http://www.adobedigitalacademy.com/partners)and NGO partnerships, the program helps learners build job-ready capabilities and grow their careers, while advancing Adobe’s commitment to empower everyone to create.

Through our nonprofit partnerships and online learning programs, Adobe Digital Academy supports: • Young professionals building creative, AI, and marketing skills • Career changers seeking practical, in-demand digital skills • Educators looking to integrate creativity and AI into classrooms • Youth and workforce development organizations expanding access to opportunity • Nonprofits and community partners focused on economic mobility If you are looking to build relevant, future-focused skills, this program is designed for you.

Courses and programming focus on: • AI literacy and generative AI applications • Digital content creation • Marketing strategy and execution • Creative storytelling and visual communication • Career readiness and entrepreneurial skills We regularly update our curriculum to reflect how AI and creative technology are being used in real workplaces. Learners taking online courses with Coursera or LinkedIn Learning get product access so their skills are job-ready with real world practice, and they also get shareable certificates so they can stand out to potential employers.

Adobe Digital Academy content is distributed across multiple platforms to maximize access and flexibility. Courses and learning experiences are available through: • Coursera • LinkedIn Learning • YouTube • Partner-hosted educational platforms This multi-platform approach allows learners globally to access training in formats that fit their schedules and learning preferences.

Yes. AI literacy is a core priority across the initiative. Digital Academy integrates generative AI concepts, responsible AI thinking, and practical creative applications into both online coursework and nonprofit programming. The goal is not only to teach tool usage, but to help learners understand how AI is reshaping creative industries and the future of work.

No. While online learning is a major component, Adobe Digital Academy also partners with nonprofits, educational institutions, and workforce development organizations to bring creative and AI skilling directly into classrooms, community programs, and career pipelines. Through these partnerships, the program reaches learners who may not otherwise have access to industry-aligned digital education.

Adobe Digital Academy works with nonprofit and workforce development partners to embed creative and AI skills into structured programs that prepare learners for employment and entrepreneurship. These partnerships focus on practical training, real-world application, and measurable career pathways, helping translate learning into economic opportunity.

Adobe Digital Academy collaborates with a range of nonprofit and education partners to expand access to digital skilling, including: • DECA - Supporting educators in integrating creativity and digital tools into business and marketing classrooms. • Girl Scouts USA - Helping girls translate in-person entrepreneurship into digital storytelling and online engagement. • BUILD - Co-developing a Marketing Module within the Fambiz entrepreneurship game reaching tens of thousands of students. • YuPro - Piloting career placements to connect skilling with employment pathways. • Agastya - Delivering creative skilling in India through mobile innovation labs and immersive training programs. • Pratham - Reaching tens of thousands of youth in India through Creativity Clubs and workshops. • Nasscom Foundation - Upskilling 32,000 youth in India with digital content creation, marketing, and AI-driven creative skills. These partnerships extend Digital Academy beyond online coursework into real-world community impact.

Learners participating through platforms such as Coursera and LinkedIn Learning can earn certificates upon course completion. These credentials signal demonstrated skills in creative, marketing, and AI competencies that are increasingly valued in today’s workforce.

Many Digital Academy learning experiences are available at low or no cost through platform partners or nonprofit collaborations. Access may vary depending on the hosting platform or partnership structure. Formal courses (on Coursera and LinkedIn Learning) also come with free product trials to give learners practical experience.