Historic Environment Scotland(HES) has published its ‘Skills Investment plan for Scotland’s Historic Environment: Two Year Report’.
HES writes:
The Skills Investment Plan for Scotland’s Historic Environment aims at progressing heritage skills, learning and career pathways by delivering a range of work on the following three priorities:
- building capacity and growing provision
- attracting future talent and improving access
- fostering innovation
See how the heritage sector has progressed in these areas through a range of summaries, case studies, data and evidence from organisations including:
- Historic Environment Scotland
- National Trust for Scotland
- Chartered Institute for Archaeologists
- Archaeology Scotland
- The Institute of Conservation
- Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals in Scotland
- Archives Records Association
- Built Environment Forum Scotland
- Museums Galleries Scotland
- The Landscape Institute, Lantra
- Industrial Museums Scotland
- Go Industrial
- The Construction Industry Training Board
- The Chartered Institute of Building
- Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland
- Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
- The National Heritage Science Forum
- Skills Development Scotland
- Developing the Young Workforce
To download the document ‘Skills Investment Plan for Scotland’s Historic Environment: Two year Report’ go to the link below:
