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Collaboration between multiple partners can produce dynamic insight into careers and pathways for Scotland’s young people. The Case Study below, from Borders gives a flavour of what can be achieved when multiple partners work together. Please click the image below to open a printable version of this Case Study with active links.  If you would like to contact DYW West Lothian, or find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
We were proud to be able to offer a series of virtual parents’ events throughout the summer, which were delivered nationally on behalf of all 21 Regional Groups. The case study below showcases the impact of the partnership between key stakeholders who are committed to developing the young workforce. Please click either of the images below to open a printable version of this Case Study with active links.   If you would like to find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
At DYW Scotland we are keen to support the regional network in sharing the activity that takes place in their regions with our wider audience. We are proud to share this Case Study with you today, from DYW Orkney. Please click the image below to open a printable version of this Case Study with active links.  If you would like to contact DYW Orkney or find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
The Smith Art Gallery and Museum, Museums and Galleries Scotland, and Stirling Council Care Experienced Virtual Head Team explore the benefits of business engagement for all in this partner pledge from DYW Forth Valley. Take a look and be inspired. Click the image to open up a PDF.  If you would like to contact DYW Forth Valley or find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
This week is #AJobForEverbody and we are delighted to share the Case Study below for a great example of partnership work from DYW Forth Valley and Dyslexia Scotland.  If you would like to contact DYW Forth Valley or find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
By engaging with education young people and their educators have greater awareness of how their studies relate to the world of work, as well as the opportunities available to them with our partners. Read the Case Study below to see how DYW Inverness and Central Highland‘s partner, Scottish Water has been supporting DYW. Please click either of the images below to open a printable version of this Case Study with active links.  If you would like to contact DYW Inverness and Central Highland, or find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
At DYW Scotland we are always excited to share the interesting practice that takes place between business and education across Scotland. Have a look at the Case Study below which gives insight into the partnership that took place this summer across all 21 Regional Groups. Please click either of the images below to open a printable version of this Case Study with active links.   If you would like to find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
The benefits of business engagement for educators is explored in this Case Study from DYW Edinburgh, Midlothian & East Lothian. Take a look and be inspired to get involved. Please click either of the images below to open a printable version of this Case Study with active links.   If you would like to contact DYW Edinburgh, Midlothian & East Lothian, or find out who your local regional group are, please click the button below to be taken to the main contacts page.
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Our work supports the delivery of the Young Person’s Guarantee, you can find more information HERE or connect with your Regional DYW Group to discuss how you can get involved.
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