Pages tagged with: skills
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ESF Widening Participation Skills Partnership
The ESF Widening Participation through Skills Project aims to improve pathways from vocational programmes to higher education and to increase access for all to higher level skills training through innovative and flexible access routes.
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ESF Widening Participation Skills Partnership Project Objectives
ESF Widening Participation Skills Partnership Overall project targets: 1,806 participants undertaking an awareness raising activity, 603 participants gaining a level 3 or above or a unit of a level 3 and above qualification.
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Study Skills for Higher Education
What's on at the University of Plymouth: Study Skills for Higher Education. Group sessions to improve your academic skills and knowledge (dyslexia-friendly). University of Plymouth, various dates.
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Twilight Language Classes
What's on at the University of Plymouth: Twilight Language Classes for University of Plymouth staff and students.
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Employer drop-ins and presentations
Find out about employer drop-ins and presentations at University of Plymouth
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Lynda.com
Lynda.com is an online training library featuring a wide range of tutorials dedicated to specific skills, subject areas and software.
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Office 2010 online training
A selection of online courses for Office 2010 from lynda.com
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Faculty of Arts and Humanities FLUX
What's on at Plymouth University: Faculty of Arts and Humanities FLUX. A fast paced competition for students working in a team to plan and present a business idea for a real business challenge. Plymouth University, 25 January 2017.
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Placements with the PGCE/Certificate in Education
As part of the PGCE/Certificate in Education with University of Plymouth you'll spend a portion of each week during term time in a teaching placement in a further education and skills sector setting.
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Careers with the PGCE/Certificate in Education
You’ll experience a range of teaching and training settings during your time on the PGCE/Certificate in Education programmes. Many of our students find their first jobs with their placement institutions.