988 apprentices were in training in Angus at the end of last year, new figures have revealed. The numbers, which are the newest on record, show the difference that SNP
988 apprentices were in training in Angus at the end of last year, new figures have revealed. The numbers, which are the newest on record, show the difference that SNP
More Modern & Foundation Apprentices More than £100 million funding to support Modern and Foundation Apprenticeships in 2025-26 has been confirmed by Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth. Contracts will now be issued
The SNP Scottish Government’s policy of free tuition has seen thousands of students educated based on their ability to learn, not their ability to pay. 2,160 students from Angus studied
SNP Budget Delivering for Local Schools Graeme has welcomed the £3,853,000 increase in education funding for Angus Council included in the recently passed Scottish Budget. The 2.1% increase delivered by the Scottish
Accredited Official Statistics Publication Statistics have been released today on the destinations and attainment of 2023-24 leavers from Scotland’s publicly funded schools. Initial destinations 95.7 per cent of 2023-24 school
SNP Government funding helps to support bairns across Angus. Graeme Dey MSP has welcomed new figures which reveal £769,000 has so far been invested to improve play parks in Angus,
Only the SNP can be trusted to keep free tuition in Scotland. Graeme has called out Labour’s “hypocrisy on stilts” and said that free tuition fees for students in Angus
Tertiary Education and Training Bill published. Legislation to simplify the funding system for learners at college and university and apprentices in Scotland, has been published. The Scottish Government has introduced
Landmark announcement by Creative Scotland. Graeme has today hailed the landmark announcement by Creative Scotland, which will see a record number of cultural organisations across Angus receive stable, multi-year funding—thanks
Fund to support third sector organisations. People with learning disabilities will be supported to reach their full potential through a £1.6 million fund. The Learning Disability Support Fund will be