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Enterprising People
LW - Learningworks News archive from November 2006
| Golspie pupils get a taste for business A team of 6th year pupils at Golspie High School will find out later this week if they've made the grade as a one-off enterprise programme concludes in a series of business presentations by them. | |
| Trained to thrill at Shetland's first award ceremony Top honours at Shetland's first training awards ceremony have gone to John-Robert Eunson who was last night (Monday, November 27) named BP Sullom Voe Modern Apprentice of the Year. | |
| Highlands and Islands training organisations recognised at SQA awards Two Highlands and Islands training organisations have been recognised for innovation at the annual Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) awards, held in the Sheraton Hotel, Glasgow yesterday (Monday 20 November 2006). | |
| HIE on course to meet annual targets The Highlands and Islands Enterprise network (HIE) is on budget and in line to meet or exceed most of its annual performance targets, according to its half-year results announced on Tuesday [14 November]. | |
| English language classes for migrant workers Demand from employers for English language classes in the workplace has resulted in a new programme which is currently underway for businesses in Inverness. | |
| 90 minutes that could change the way you brand yourself forever Marketing guru Hamish Taylor is to deliver a talk on 'branding yourself' in Inverness next week at the invitation of The Chartered Institute of Marketing in Scotland (CIM) and the Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland (CIOBS). | |
| New Hot Topic this month A new Hot Topic begins this month. Training and learning in the Highlands and Islands concentrates on the support, advice and inspiration available to those wishing to participate in training in the region. | |
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