For the last 20 years, CWJobs has been the home for tech jobs. They match employers from all industries with the most relevant tech talent through our innovative product technology and unique candidate audience. Its CV Database has over 1.2 million skilled candidates. The UK tech skills gap is set to narrow, as leading UK tech job board, CWJobs' reveals over half (55%) of non-tech workers contemplating a career change have considered or begun the process of moving into a tech or IT-based role since the pandemic. Dominic Harvey, Director at CWJobs, said: "Tapping into this new pipeline of future talent will help alleviate the gap by supporting and offering training to those willing to learn and upskill. Going forward, businesses must be open to welcoming individuals into the industry, considering various job backgrounds, levels of experience and the transferable skills that new candidates can bring to the role and their company. In doing so, the tech job market will remain agile and robust, offering unique opportunities for all." Dominic shares how as businesses recognize the increased value of IT and technology support, the 'Turning to Tech' report by CW Jobs found that nearly half (45%) of IT workers said their company is currently actively recruiting for tech-based roles. This news comes following the CBI's announcement that £13bn will be needed to retrain adults by 2030 to support the future economy. I learn more about the report's key findings and how over a fifth (22%) of all workers have undertaken online tech training courses since the pandemic hit to enhance their employability and ensure they are adaptable to the future world of work. Dominic also shares how over eight in 10 (81%) IT workers would welcome talent from outside the tech industry, with almost three in 10 (28%) supporting this as it would help close the skills gap. Finally, we discuss how IT support (33%) and cybersecurity (23%) are top priorities for tech skills needed.