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national karate institute scotland (nki)

KARATE.SCOT - National Karate Institute Ronnie Watt (9th Dan) OBE ORS is the chief instructor of the Aberdeen based National Karate Institute. One of Scotland's oldest Karate clubs with clubs around Aberdeen city, Aberdeenshire, Scotland and abroad.

the confucius institute for scotland

The Confucius Institute for Scotland in the University of Edinburgh is a national centre to promote educational, economic, and cultural ties between Scotland and China. Set up with Sino-Scottish Government backing and partnered with Fudan University in Shanghai, the centre was established under an initiative taken by Hanban – the Chinese Government department responsible for promotion of Chinese language overseas. Objectives The Confucius Institute for Scotland is one of more than 450 Confucius Institutes around the world. The principal remit for Confucius Institutes is the promotion and development of Chinese language and culture. Each institute determines its own programme of activity based on market conditions. The key objectives for the Confucius Institute for Scotland are: to help develop effective Sino-Scottish business, cultural and academic links to offer an extensive programme of Chinese language training to act as a bridge between Scotland and China, aiding understanding and facilitating engagement to be a major point of reference for Sino-Scottish relations in the areas of education, business and culture to work with other stakeholders to develop greater awareness of China in Scotland The Confucius Institute for Scotland also builds on existing links within the University of Edinburgh to various academic and cultural institutions in China. Its aims are to strengthen and expand these cultural and academic interactions as well as to explore and build new possibilities for exchange and collaboration.

landlord accreditation scotland

Working with Scottish Local Authorities To meet our aim of promoting best practice to all of those involved in the private rented sector, LAS strives to put in place partnerships that can help us to do this and our Local Authority partnerships are invaluable. The partnerships help us communicate with landlords across the country, allowing them to seek information and assistance and importantly tell them about the recognition they can receive through accreditation. By working in partnership with LAS, Local Authorities can engage with private landlords, tailor the training topics delivered to meet local needs, and demonstrate to landlords that local authorities in Scotland recognise the important role of the private rented sector in providing accommodation for a diverse range of households. To find out more about the services offered to private landlords from Local Authorities working in partnership with LAS, please click on the council logo below.

theatre in schools scotland

Theatre in Schools Scotland brings bold, inspiring, live theatre and dance productions into Scotland's primary schools and nurseries.  The year-round programme of touring performances offers schools and teachers the opportunity to present acclaimed shows, created especially for younger audiences, for pupils at school. Performances take place in the school hall or in classrooms and are available to book anywhere in Scotland. This year, Theatre in Schools Scotland is thrilled to welcome the return of Cloud Man and Going for Gold: Me and Linford Christie to the programme plus MESS made especially for ASN pupils and The Last Forecast, a brand new dance theatre performance. The new Theatre in Schools Scotland 2023 - 24 programme of performances for nursery, primary and ASN schools is now on sale and available to book. 

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access technology scotland

Our organisation has a strong sense of purpose and clear objectives. We recognise that digital skills and technology will play an ever increasing part in the lives and work of people and organisations and we help them become more confident, productive and competent. We regard creativity as an invaluable skill and strive to nurture it in our interactions with all learners. We have a small dedicated team of tutors and assistants who share these values and we use high quality, mobile equipment maintained to meticulous standards to ensure we always create an effective and comfortable learning environment. Continuing Professional Development Services We specialise in improving the learning environment through technology. Our CPD and consultancy service offers numerous training opportunities for staff and can be done on location across Scotland and the UK. We can supply all necessary equipment and technology for the sessions. See our courses for more information on what’s available.

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learning network scotland & shetland region

All are welcome Methodists have always been clear that no-one is beyond the reach of God’s love. Salvation is there for everyone who turns to God, and not just for a chosen few. Our Worship Our place in the Methodist family The Methodist Church in Scotland is part of the Methodist Church in Britain and the worldwide Methodist Movement -see the World Methodist Council. History The first Methodist societies were formed in the 18th Century by those who heard John Wesley and his preachers. John Wesley and his preachers were itinerant; they travelled almost incessantly. John Wesley believed that no preacher should stay with a society for more than 6-8 weeks; after that the people would no longer be attracted by the preaching. Methodist Structures Local churches are grouped into Circuits, within which preachers, deacons and presbyters are shared. The Circuit Meeting is chaired by the Superintendent Minister of the Circuit. There are 7 Circuits in the Scotland District, which covers all of Scotland, apart from Shetland. Representatives from all the Circuits attend the Scottish Synod, over which the Chair of the District presides. The Scotland District sends representatives to the Conference of the Methodist Church in Britain, over which the President of the Conference presides. Ecumenical Relations The Methodist Church in Scotland belongs to the EMU partnership between the Scottish Episcopal, Methodist and United Reformed Churches in Scotland. It is one of nine member churches of ACTS – Action of Churches Together in Scotland. Local Methodist churches have many connections with other denominations; in some places, they belong to Local Ecumenical Partnerships or United Churches. What is Distinctive about Methodism?

western school of massage, glasgow, scotland

Western School: Massage Therapy Training Courses Glasgow Western School are the leading massage therapy training organisation in Scotland. Courses include Swedish massage, Acupressure, Remedial & Sports massage.

movement evolution scotland

Officially opened in February 2023, The Movement Bothy is a semi-permanent tent structure providing shelter from the elements and allowing movement activities to be delivered all year around to children and young people.  The Movement Bothy is a development, which will grow over time to become a space to inspire and develop movement for all members and participants.  A home for movement education, freespirit sports and fun in North East Scotland.    Situated at Woodend, Banchory, Aberdeenshire, AB31 5QA, The Movement Bothy offers a range of activities including Regular Classes, Holiday Camps and Birthday Parties all designed to be specific to the age of the participants.