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Tag: Events
FREE residential CyberFirst Courses for 14-17 Year Olds
CyberFirst are hosting three week-long residential courses in Paisley this summer. They are organised and funded by the National Cyber Security Centre as part of the CyberFirst programme.
You can learn cyber security skills and get an insight into cyber security careers. Completion of the courses, which are residential, will earn you Scottish Credit and Qualification Framework (SCQF) credit points (including a certificate), and the learning can count in part towards completion of the SQA National Progression Awards at SCQF levels 4, 5 and 6.
MAKE Scotland 365 event!
MAKE Scotland 365 event! Aged 15-24 | 1-2 Dec | National – Edinburgh Young Scot are hosting an event for young people aged 15-24 in partnership with National Museums Scotland for the Scotland 365 project. This is a Heritage Lottery Funded project which aims to explore what young people value about Scotland’s heritage – from… Continue reading MAKE Scotland 365 event!
Navigogo – Exciting Mobility App Trial
Navigogo – Exciting Mobility App Trial Aged 16-25 | Dec – March | Dundee and North Fife NaviGoGo is a new web app that has been co-designed by young Scots (aged 16 – 25) for young Scots. It lets you plan, book and pay for trains, taxis and provides passenger assistance through the newly developed… Continue reading Navigogo – Exciting Mobility App Trial
Meet the Minister informal chat with Aileen Campbell MSP, Minister for Public Health and Sport
Meet the Minister informal chat with Aileen Campbell MSP, Minister for Public Health and Sport on the new Diet and Obesity Strategy Aged 11-26 | Wednesday 22nd November | Nation – Young Scot HQ Edinburgh There is a terrific opportunity for any young people you are working with to come along on 22nd of November… Continue reading Meet the Minister informal chat with Aileen Campbell MSP, Minister for Public Health and Sport