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The company behind a multi-million pound care home development in Inverness has signed up to help young people at the start of their working lives

Energy industry professional Graceann Robertson said her time at Aberdeen University Business School was crucial for her career.

From owning Scotland's oldest butcher's business to leadership roles in the NHS, Elgin butcher Jim Royan has had a varied career.

Ten students studying Higher food and hygiene technology, at Braeview Academy, are now trained baristas after their school invested in a professional coffee machine.

GLASGOW schools have scored a "best ever figure" with the number of pupils staying in positive destinations after leaving schools.

Young people entering the workforce in Dundee and Angus are given the opportunity to join a mentorship programme with Dundee Stars.

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How much have career prospects for the young been affected by the Covid-19 crisis?

Updated: July 3, 2021, 10:01 am © Supplied by Poppy Scotland Montr Ian Rooke of Montrose fire station with young volunteers at the towns Poppy Scotland charity car wash. The week’s regular collection of community news from around Angus. Warddykes pupils curate Signal Tower display Warddykes PS pupils at the Signal Tower museum. Primary 6 and 7 pupils from Warddykes schools in Arbroath have been working on an exciting project at town’s Signal Tower Museum. The youngsters have been learning ...

Skills body Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) North East adds to its team with new recruits across the North-east