90% of employers in Scotland report that apprenticeships significantly improve job performance within their company. At UHI Perth, we work closely with a range of different employers throughout Perth and Kinross to help develop the workforce.
We caught up with one of them to learn more about how our partnership works.
UHI Perth is the largest English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) provider in Perth and Kinross and we work alongside other providers in the region to create learning pathways for ESOL learners to enhance their prospects for work and further study. Current student, Anna, shared her experience so far of the course.
The MSc Applied Social Sciences: Globalisation and Crime is a unique, multi-disciplinary programme that allows you to explore these critical issues using the disciplines of psychology, sociology, criminology, and politics, to gain in-depth understanding of these complex situations and employ your knowledge in the real world.
With this course being fully online, it allows students from all over the world to study at UHI Perth. Currently based in Canada, Naomi chatted to us about why she picked this course.
Did you know that UHI Perth have a Food, Nutrition and Textiles Education degree aimed at those wishing to pursue a career as a Home Economics teacher in a secondary school? This contemporary programme is unique in Scotland as it combines academic study in food, nutrition, textiles and education with vocational training as a teacher in secondary schools within the four-year programme of study.
If you’re interested in the social and political world, studying for a degree at UHI Perth gives you the opportunity to explore a range of subjects to increase your knowledge of people, politics and society. Alexandra graduated from this course last year and she shared her experience with us.
Choosing a psychology degree opens the door to a diverse range of topics, all of which are concerned with understanding behaviour and exploring the mind. The BSc (Hons) Psychology degree at UHI Perth is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and allows you to learn the skills and analytical abilities that employers in a range of careers are looking for. In this week’s blog, we meet a third-year student.
Erin came straight from school to study hairdressing as she knew this was something she wanted to pursue as a career. She chatted to us about how she is managing to successfully navigate the course with a hearing impairment.
Become one of the most sought-after professionals in the industry, combining your creative thinking with your passion for art, technology, and communication on our tailored Visual Communication and Design programme.
We met a current student to find out more about his experience on this course.
In this week’s blog, we had a chat with a Sports Therapy graduate to learn more about how she linked the new Neurorehabilitation module on the BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation to her new career. Lauren was among the first UHI students to complete this new module and now works successfully in a role directly related to this field.
Our apprentices are supported throughout their journey by our work-based assessors and in this week’s blog, we meet Debbie Duncan.
Melissa decided to return to hairdressing after a break in her learning due to ill health. We had a chat with her to find out how the experience has been.
Horticulture is a very important sector of the Scottish economy, with more than 1,500 businesses and approximately 7,500 employees.
We had a chat with a former Horticulture student to see what he did next after finishing his course at UHI Perth
Studying Music Business at UHI Perth allows you to gain valuable experience, connections, and knowledge in this diverse industry. After a break from education, Dayna decided to return to finish her degree and pursue a career in music publishing. She shared her experience.
After realising that the sector she was working in was no longer suitable for her lifestyle, Katarzyna returned to education to start her journey to a more family-friendly career. She shared her experience with us.
Work based training allows you to work towards a vocational qualification relevant to your employment, so you can learn while you earn and gain a recognised qualification.
Our apprentices are supported throughout their journey by our work-based assessors and in this week’s blog we meet our Early Years assessor, Allison McLeod.
In this week’s blog, we meet a recent graduate who is now pursuing their dream of teaching!
The global pandemic highlighted the vital role of the Hospitality and Food Studies sector, with businesses increasingly seeking skilled staff to support their operations. As one of Scotland’s largest industries, hospitality offers a wide range of rewarding career opportunities. At UHI Perth, we recognise the importance of preparing our students to be work-ready. To achieve this, we maintain strong partnerships with employers across the hospitality sector, ensuring our training aligns with industry needs.
Work based training allows you to work towards a vocational qualification relevant to your employment, so you can learn while you earn and gain a recognised qualification.
Whether you are a young person looking for an apprenticeship, or an employer who is keen to train and develop staff, our business team can guide you.
At UHI Perth, we are fully focused on training the next generation of built environment professionals, enhancing our students’ skills and abilities, preparing learners for employment within the construction industry sector. In this week’s blog, we meet a student who came to college as a more mature learner to do a joinery apprenticeship
