Education and Training is one of the four pillars that make up the Centre's work plan. In this section you will find information about remote and rural programmes of work and educational resources.
Scottish Apprenticeship Week will be taking place between 2nd and 6th of March and provides an opportunity to celebrate the impact that apprenticeships have for individuals, employers, and the wider economy.
NHS Scotland is actively engaged in supporting apprenticeships across our Health Boards, but we know, from feedback from Board colleagues, that there is still a lack of wider knowledge and understanding of what apprenticeship opportunities are available and how they can be deployed within an NHS environment. Skills Development Scotland (SDS), have offered to host a series of overview sessions for NHS service managers and colleagues leading in workforce planning and development to raise awareness of the frameworks available relevant to roles and career pathways within the health environment.
The link to each session is as follows and webinars will last for 45 minutes:-
There will be some opportunity at the final session to discuss input into the forthcoming review of the healthcare support worker framework in 2026/27. This review is a key opportunity for NHS Scotland to inform and influence the apprenticeships available for healthcare support worker roles across NMAHP, and how these align to pre-registration programmes.
If you have any questions please contact Laura McKie laura.mckie@nhs.scot
Update from Myra Ross, Gender Based Violence and Trauma specialist from the Health Improvement Team at NHS Highland