Date: 19th – 23rd AugustTime: 10:00 – 20:00Pre-registration required The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) is holding an online recruitment workshop for their Dounreay Operational Policing Unit. This event will cover: – The application form and process– Online assessment centre– fitness assessment– vetting You’ll have the opportunity to speak
Trudy Morris, CEO, Caithness Chamber of Commerce gives her top tips for taking your next steps into the world of work: Summer is in full bloom, but this week marks a pivotal moment for hundreds of teenagers nationwide with the announcement of exam results. During this time, Developing
#NoWrongPath is a social media movement led by Developing the Young Workforce, which provides inspiration and reassurance to young people receiving their results. The campaign seeks to showcase the various opportunities available and demonstrate that exam results are not the sole determinant of future success. Many individuals in
The Youth Climate Advocates programme aims to empower young people to take action on sustainable consumption in their local communities and across the Highlands. Advocates will have the opportunity to gain a Carbon Literacy Project certification, engage in local climate action and volunteer with Highland Community Waste Partnership
Farr North Community Development Trust and Caithness Chamber of Commerce have teamed up to reach out to businesses in the northern Highlands to raise awareness of opportunities for receiving support when hiring apprentices. The Farr North Apprenticeship Scheme is managed by the Trust and is supported by a
About the Law Society of Scotland’s Virtual Summer School Each year, we hold a week long summer school programme where students who are interested in studying law can take part and ask questions about legal careers. Students will hear about the route to qualifying as a solicitor in
Earlier this year, eight teams from local schools participated in the FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge North Highland Tournament, held in the ETEC on the UHI North, West and Hebrides Thurso Campus. One team, “The Ten Lego-Teers,” from Newton Park Primary School, emerged victorious and even went on to
Young people of the Highlands are being invited to put themselves forward as the recruitment search begins for the unique, representative role of Highlands’ next Youth Convener. Created in 2007 by The Highland Council, the 12-month full-time position of Highland Youth Convener continues to be instrumental in championing