In Partnership with

Glasgow University Logo
Home About Us Our Funders Staff Directors Awards Contact Us Site Map Links
   
Search LWTT Site
     

 

Programmes

Short Courses
 
 Training & Consultancy Services

Research & Publications


Whats' New
Why should I bother
 with Continuing Professional Development (CPD)?

►If you were to apply for your current job now, would you get it?
►Are you sure that your skills and knowledge are up to date?
►Are you making the most of every opportunity, giving your best and receiving the best possible reward for your efforts?
►Are you ready for the next stage in your career?If you can answer 'Yes' to all of these questions, you are probably already involved in a CPD programme.  Congratulations!

But if you've answered 'No' take a look at LWTT's IMPACT's CPD Network

LWTT IMPACT

 

 

 

Previous page                                                                                               Back to top        

                                                                                                                                

 

Learning in Regeneration Skills Pack 

 

Guidance and Case Studies

 

The Scottish Centre for Regeneration produced firstly a Skills Framework based on the knowledge and skills required by those working in community regeneration and then from this, a Learning in Regeneration Pack.  LWTT have done research through survey and focus groups to identify good practice in using the pack and on the basis of comments and feedback from users, guidance its application.

 

Tutor Support

LWTT worked on a 'route map' exercise to produce support materials to assist trainers and tutors make best use of the Learning in Regeneration Pack.

 

For more information please contact:

Pam Dawson
Skills & Learning Co-ordinator
Scottish Centre for Regeneration
Communities Scotland
Festival Business Centre
150 Brand Street
Glasgow
G51 1DH
Tel:  0141 419 1693
E-mail: Pam.Dawson@communitiesscotland.gsi.gov.uk

or

Fiona Craig (LWTT)

 

|   Home  |  Contact us  |  FAQ  |  Privacy  |  Copyright © 2005 Linked Work and Training Trust All rights Reserved                            
Linked Work & Training Trust is a company limited by guaranteed (no.205714) Registered in Scotland as a Charity (SC 024400)
Linked Work & Training Trust is funded by Falkirk and Clackmannanshire Community Planning Partnerships and Europe