Inverness College UHI and partners top of the class for virtual schooling
Inverness College UHI and partners North Highland College UHI and West Highland College UHI win award for Virtual Schooling.
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Inverness College UHI and partners North Highland College UHI and West Highland College UHI win award for Virtual Schooling.
Inverness College UHI, North Highland College UHI and West Highland College UHI, have been shortlisted for two prestigious digital learning awards.
FORMER Scottish Conservative leader Jackson Carlaw has criticised Scotland's universities and colleges after it emerged just two have adopted an international definition of antisemitism. Mr Carlaw, who is seeking re-election in Holyrood's Eastwood constituency, where there is a large Jewish community, said it was "incredibly disappointing". He said adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition would send a "clear message". Mr Carlaw spoke out after receiving a written answer on the issue from SNP further and higher education minister Richard Lochhead. H...
Modern Apprenticeships working for young people Meet the Scottish Apprenticeship Awards Modern Apprentice finalists Updated Advertorial NHS worker Tamara Kamal, above, credits her apprenticeship training with giving her skills to get through the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. The 23-year-old from Edinburgh, who works at the Royal Infirmary said: “Thankfully my training has helped me during these difficult times and I’ve had the full support of my team. “They’ve always pushed me in the right direction throughout my apprenticeship – I owe it all to them.” Now Tamara has ...
FUTURE OF EDUCATION Hannah McDonald, Modern Apprentice of the Year SCQF Level 5 finalist, Food and Drink Operations, Diageo. To avoid a ‘lost generation’, the new Young Person’s Guarantee aims to ensure all young Scots get the chance to succeed through an apprenticeship, training, further education or volunteering, writes Sandy Begbie, CEO at Scottish Financial Enterprise HAVING the opportunity to fulfil your potential as you grow up and enter adulthood is something that can easily be taken for granted. The ability to develop new skills, learn from your experiences, and to have a ch...