At Balhousie Glazing, investing in people is a key part of building a successful future
Building Skills for the Future: How Balhousie Glazing is Investing in Talent Through Modern Apprenticeships
At Balhousie Glazing, investing in people is a key part of building a successful future
Employees at Made For Trade Windows, one of Scotland’s leading manufacturers of double and triple glazed glazing products including windows, doors, inline patio and bifold doors, recently celebrated the successful…
Modern Apprenticeships offer a fantastic opportunity for employers to develop skilled employees while providing individuals with valuable workplace experience and recognised qualifications. Understanding the journey from recruitment through to apprenticeship…
Taking on an apprentice can be a powerful way to grow your team, develop new skills, and future-proof your workforce. Use this quick checklist to see if your business is…
For many employers, Modern Apprenticeships sound like a great idea in theory — but questions around cost, complexity, and time commitment often hold businesses back. The reality is much simpler.…
The glass and glazing industry is a vital part of modern construction, shaping everything from homes and offices to public buildings and shopfronts. As demand for skilled tradespeople continues to…
Overview Scotia, a leading employer in the Glass and Glazing industry, has long recognised the importance of investing in staff development to maintain high standards across its operations. To support…
GQA have announced that from the beginning of June, the Q-card will change to more closely resemble a CSCS card, with industry encouraged to accept all CSCS-logoed cards at site…
Learning and development in the workplace is our business and we could go on and on about the benefits of vocational and professional development qualifications gained while at work.
Another cohort of Modern Apprentices at Sidey, recently completed their qualifications at the Sidey Training Academy, supported by our Glass Industry Occupations Assessor, Brian Moultrie.