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dance base

Glasgow

In the heart of Edinburgh’s old town, Dance Base beats to the rhythms of the city. Whether you’re taking your first steps on the dance floor or looking to rekindle an old passion. Or are a professional dance artist seeking community and development, we’re here for you.Dance Base is Scotland’s National Centre for Dance. As a creative charity we want to see people across Scotland engaging in dance as an art form, a way to exercise and a way of life. We support Scottish dance artists to develop successful careers and we develop opportunities for dance to be used to support people’s health and wellbeing. We are international in outlook, ensuring that dance in Scotland is globally connected. We’re proud to support work across Scotland from our purpose-built studios in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town. Our centre caters for dancers of all ages and abilities, providing an accessible programme of activities that offers a diverse public a sociable and enjoyable way to keep physically fit and develop new creative skills. Our four world-class studios provide dancers with excellent facilities and an inspiring environment in which to dance.

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academy of enterprise education (aee)

Bothwell

AEE is an online enterprise education specialist run by academics with over 17 years’ experience in developing high-quality online accredited programs based on research insights from the world’s leading universities. AEE aims to be the “bridge between theory and practice”. AEE was created in March 2021, having identified a need to simplify the learning and development process in enterprise education to provide the market with something more practical and impactful. We believe that the accumulation of useful knowledge should avoid placing undue merit on grades – instead, the most important thing is real impact. AEE therefore provides a legitimate practice-based approach that goes beyond the processes of academia. Instead, the AEE team have used our academic specialisms to develop a number of high quality accredited education programs directly for industry, academic institutions and individual learners. There are no educational requirements, pre-requisites or lengthy application process, instead, we offer a flexible approach to enterprise education. We offer flexible pathways, intensive teaching options and custom course packages. All designed and delivered by the experts. At AEE you get access to the people, not the place. We pride ourselves on providing direct access to the academic specialists, who using their experience, knowledge and skills create impact in industry.

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coltness high school

Wishaw ,

Coltness High School is a non-denominational, co-educational, comprehensive school serving the north side of Wishaw. It takes pupils from S1 through to S6. Our pupils are drawn from our associated Primary Schools Cambusnethan Primary, Kirk Road, Wishaw Cleland Primary, Main Street, Cleland Calderbridge Primary, Coltness Road, Wishaw Under the Education Act, parents may choose to request that their children attend a school outwith their zoned area. In our current S1, we have pupils from 12 Primaries over and above the associated Primary Schools. Having opened in 1966 the school was fortunate enough to be included in the Schools and Centres 21 programme involving a complete re-modelling over 3 phases. The school now offers fantastic facilities in all curricular areas. The main teaching block also accommodates offices for Community Learning and Development. Facilities now include first class laboratories, classrooms and other teaching areas including vocational spaces. ICT provision is extensive and very up-to-date and there are welcoming social areas and a refurbished theatre. The Sports Barn is a popular community resource (opened in 1998) which, along with other brand new PE facilities, including a 3G floodlit football pitch, offer excellent resources for the Coltness Community Sports Hub based in the school.

boys' brigade glasgow

Glasgow

The Boys' Brigade is one of the biggest Christian Youth Organisations in the UK & Republic of Ireland, committed to seeing lives enriched by supporting children and young people to reach their full potential by providing opportunities to meet together and engage in a range of fun and developmental activities and experiences. There's something for every young person whether it's camping or kayaking, first aid or five a side. Members develop skills, build confidence, make friends, take responsibility and are encouraged to make a real difference in their communities - sharing the values that make us who we are. Our object: The advancement of Christ's kingdom among boys and the promotion of habits of obedience, reverence, discipline, self-respect, and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness" The Boys' Brigade began here in Glasgow in October 1883, and quickly spread around the UK. It was on 12th October 1885 that the twelve Glasgow Companies held a meeting to form the Glasgow Battalion. More than 130 years later Glasgow Battalion comprises 57 Companies operating in Glasgow and East Kilbride, the role of a Battalion is to promote the interests of the Brigade in its area by organising activities for members; by the provision of support, training and opportunities for fellowship for Leaders; and by seeking opportunities for development of the Brigade to fulfil its Object better.

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movement in thyme cic

Govanhill

We believe that movement, herbal knowledge and nature connection are the cornerstones to wellbeing. We believe that everyone has the right to this knowledge and as such we work hard to bring it to underserved diverse communities in Central Scotland. Why do we use a combination of all these? Because we believe that creating wellbeing requires a holistic approach, which is why we teach mindful movement, nature connection, food and herbal medicine.

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civicos training and communications cic

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Glasgow

The company was set up in 2016 and its driving ethos is to provide third sector organisations in Scotland with a solid and trustworthy training and communications service, at the best possible value. Our pricing strategy revolves around keeping our own costs as low as possible and passing on the cost savings to our customers. This means that our training courses are typically about 60% of the cost of mainstream training providers. For example, a one day Microsoft course retails with us at £155, whereas mainstream providers in Scotland are charging anywhere between £240 to £359 for exactly the same course .

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strathclyde inspire

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Glasgow

We're a leading international technological university based right in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland's biggest & most cosmopolitan city.

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the university of strathclyde

Glasgow

As a socially progressive, internationally leading technological University, we’re home to world-class researchers who work side-by-side with our doctoral researchers addressing local, societal and global challenges. Our programmes include PhDs, collaborative and industrial doctorates, and professional doctorates.

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the orry mill

Glasgow

The name ‘The Orry Mill’ refers to the open space in Eaglesham known as ‘The Orry’ (Old Scots for 'area') in which there are the remains of a cotton mill. The mill and the village were designed by Lord Alexander Eglinton, but built by his brother Archibald. The Eglinton family were responsible for a series of cotton mills and key agricultural developments throughout the late 18th and early 19th Century. The area of Busby, Eaglesham, Clarkston and Newton Mearns as small villages all had water powered cotton mills, and this drove the development of these villages, the buildings, geography and layout as we see it now. The Orry Mill was started simply to be a lovely wee shop that sought to share our love of crafting and colour with the local community. The shop was to be more than a retail outlet, a place to visit and spend time in, to leave having learnt something new, or to have found something that inspired you just a little bit. We wanted to have a shop that was full of colour, where you would be surrounded by quality vibrant yarn, yet also be a calming, inspiring and tactile place where we curate a range of lovely things for people to craft with, and to provide support and advice to create something at a pace that suits you. The wider benefits of crafting are a given to all those that are already passionate about it, and there is real-world evidence that taking time to craft and develop your practice, is beneficial to your health. It creates ‘head-space’ to reflect, focus and quiet the busy mind in our unsettled times. These deliberate pauses we carve out for ourselves can be nurturing for body and mind and if we can help to encourage and support creating the time, space, and tools to do that, then that would make us very happy indeed.

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john wheatley college

Glasgow

Glasgow Based Further Education College - newsiteGlasgow Kelvin College is the newest of Glasgow’s three regional further education colleges. Formed by the merger of John Wheatley, North Glasgow and Stow colleges in November 2013, Glasgow Kelvin has all the expertise, facilities and resources to ensure that students receive a high quality learning experience that will provide them with the skills and knowledge to enable them to compete in today’s challenging jobs market, or to move on to further, more advanced learning. The range of courses available at Glasgow Kelvin is designed to meet the needs of learners of all ages and all levels of ability from introductory tasters and National Qualifications, through Higher Nationals, right up to degree level qualifications. We welcome enquiries and applications from individuals from all backgrounds and abilities. So whatever your plans and career aspirations, Glasgow Kelvin is uniquely positioned to help you achieve your potential and realise your ambitions. Please take a good look at the exciting range of learning opportunities we have and think about how a course at Glasgow Kelvin could start you on the road to success.

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