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• Skills Boost courses available now on Reset range

  www.forthvalley.ac.uk/news-events/skills-boost-courses-available-now-on-reset-range/

  Training Transition Fund (NTTF). The Skills Boost courses include: Health Care Practice, Hospitality... and Communications programme.” Similarly completion of the free 12 week Health Care Practice course can lead onto entry to the HNC Care and Admin Practice, and the six week free Hospitality Refresher also consists

• Fast track HNC Police Studies available now on Reset range

  www.forthvalley.ac.uk/news-events/fast-track-hnc-police-studies-available-now-on-reset-range/

  in Financial Accounting; Skills Boost - Preparation for Employment. Care: Fast Track to HNC Police Studies; Fast Track to Health Care Practice (Level 6); Fast Track to HNC Care and Administrative

• Preparation for Employment courses are one in a million

  www.forthvalley.ac.uk/news-events/preparation-for-employment-courses-are-one-in-a-million/

  and prepare for the work of work. The Skills Boost courses include: Health Care Practice, Hospitality... of IT; Health & Safety and Responsibility; Cultural awareness; Numeracy; Develop your physically fitness

• MSK event brings healthcare experts and academics together

  www.forthvalley.ac.uk/news-events/msk-event-brings-healthcare-experts-and-academics-together/

  ‘A Practical Exploration of Triple Helix Partnerships for Health and Social Care in Forth Valley... across NHS, Health, and Social Care Partnerships with academics from the University, Forth Valley... in health care innovation, provision and training in the Forth Valley area and beyond.” The photo shows... to alleviate ongoing challenges in access, prevention, assessment of outcomes and health promotion, as well as improvements that could be made. Professor Ashley Shepherd, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Health

• Hannah was a sight for sore eyes in rural South Africa

  www.forthvalley.ac.uk/news-events/hannah-was-a-sight-for-sore-eyes-in-rural-south-africa/

  - meaning ‘good, clean health’ - run by the Transnet Foundation in partnership with Glasgow Caledonian University, which visits some of the poorest areas in South Africa, delivering first rate health care to those who need it the most. Optometry students – such as Hannah - from the School of Health