Life Sciences. Since January 1, 2001 through the date hereof, there has been no material change in intercompany pricing between Life Sciences and the Company. There are no material assets owned by Life Sciences that are used in the source plasma collection business of the Company and its Subsidiaries (other than Life Sciences).
Life Sciences. The College aspires to be a Centre of Excellence for science education and has close partnerships with local universities and employers. Many new opportunities exist, building upon existing relationships with partners such as: University of Dundee; University of Abertay Dundee; NHS Tayside; Dundee Science Centre; Xxxxx Xxxxxx Institute; Tayside Police Forensic Labs; and local biotechnology/pharmaceutical companies such as Axis Shield, GSK, BBI Diagnostics and Gentech. Land-based Industries After SRUC, Dundee and Angus College is the second largest provider of land-based education and training in Scotland. This provision is an important element in the curriculum mix of the College and is crucial in meeting the employment and learner demands of the rural Angus economy in particular. The College plays an active role in the development of land-based qualifications and arrangements nationally, including representation on the Land-based Providers Group. As a provider of significant scale, the College is keen to extend this influence and ensure that its role in land-based education is optimised. The College aims to maintain current levels of mainstream land-based provision throughout the period of this agreement, whilst also seeking to exploit commercial and other niche opportunities in specialist areas such as biomass.
Life Sciences. This sector generally requires individuals to have Level 3 skills and above, and therefore not our cohort. However, should we receive an enquiry for provision in this sector, we would look to refer to better placed FE or HE provider. Low carbon/net zero: Although this sector does generally require skills of Level 3 and higher, we are keen to work with other partners to develop a pathway into these new types of jobs. This is particularly important in Ellesmere Port as there are a number of inward investment sites under development – targeted at low- carbon employers. Visitor Economy (including hospitality, leisure, and retail): The Skills and Employment service have worked closely with our Business Improvement District (BID) groups supporting retail and hospitality businesses, particularly in Chester and Northwich. We offer vocational courses in line with their skills needs, largely based around customer service skills. This has included
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Life Sciences. The College aspires to be a Centre of Excellence for science education and has close partnerships with local universities and employers. Many new opportunities exist, building upon existing relationships with partners such as: University of Dundee; University of Abertay Dundee; NHS Tayside; Dundee Science Centre; Xxxxx Xxxxxx Institute; Tayside Police Forensic Labs; and local biotechnology/pharmaceutical companies such as Axis Shield, GSK, BBI Diagnostics and Gentech. Land-based Industries After SRUC, Dundee and Angus College is the largest provider of land-based education and training in Scotland. This provision is an important element in the curriculum mix of the College and is crucial in meeting the employment and learner demands of the rural Angus economy in particular. The College plays an active role in the development of land-based qualifications and arrangements nationally, including representation on the Land-based Strategy and Providers Groups. As a provider of significant scale, the College is keen to extend this influence and ensure that its role in land-based education is optimised. The College aims to maintain current levels of mainstream land-based provision throughout the period of this agreement, whilst also seeking to exploit commercial and other niche opportunities in specialist areas such as biomass.
Life Sciences. The College aspires to be a Centre of Excellence for science education and has close partnerships with local universities and employers. Many new opportunities exist, building upon existing relationships with partners such as; University of Dundee, University of Abertay Dundee, NHS Tayside, Dundee Science Centre, Xxxxx Xxxxxx Institute, Tayside Police Forensic Labs, local biotechnology/pharmaceutical companies such as Axis Shield, GSK, BBI Diagnostics and Gentech. Land-based Industries After SRUC, Dundee and Angus College is the second largest provider of land-based education and training in Scotland. This provision is an important element in the curriculum mix of the College and is crucial in meeting the employment and learner demands of the rural Angus economy in particular. The College plays an active role in the development of land-based qualifications and arrangements nationally, including representation on the Land-based Providers Group. As a provider of significant scale, the College is keen to extend this influence and ensure that its role in land-based education is optimised. The College aims to maintain current levels of mainstream land-based provision throughout the period of this agreement, whilst also seeking to exploit commercial and other niche opportunities in specialist areas such as biomass. IMPLICATIONS FOR TERTIARY EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND Objectives Dundee and Angus College will meet the Scottish Government’s aspirations for tertiary education by providing future-focused, coherent and well-planned provision across the region. This provision will be aligned to jobs, growth and the provision of skills to meet the demands of the priority sectors identified in the “Skills for Scotland: Accelerating the recovery and Increasing Sustainable Economic Growth” strategy.
