Common use of Dundee and Angus College Clause in Contracts

Dundee and Angus College. Dundee and Angus College provides further education services for the region of Scotland mainly focussing on the population centres of Dundee and the Angus towns, but stretching in reach south to the northern parts of Fife, west to areas of Perthshire, and north to Laurencekirk, South Aberdeenshire and the Mearns. The College has extensive networks of activity across the whole region and is a key player in education and training, economic development and community planning. This includes a key role within the work of the recently established Developing the Young Workforce group and as a major partner with our local authorities and local/national higher education institutions. It has worked well across all areas of the region, supporting changes in the local environment, working with partners to support new and established industries, and providing the skills and services required to support the economy of our diverse communities. The combined regional estate consists of three main campus buildings, two in Dundee and one in Arbroath, supported by outreach centres throughout the main towns of Angus.

Dundee and Angus College. ‌ Dundee and Angus College provides further education services for the region of Scotland mainly focussing on the population centres of Dundee and the Angus towns, but stretching in reach south to the northern parts of Fife, west to areas of Perthshire, and north to Laurencekirk, South Aberdeenshire and the Mearns. The College has extensive networks of activity across the whole region and is a key player in education and training, economic development and community planning. This includes a key role within the work of the recently established Developing the Young Workforce group and as a major partner with our local authorities and local/national higher education institutions. It has worked well across all areas of the region, supporting changes in the local environment, working with partners to support new and established industries, and providing the skills and services required to support the economy of our diverse communities. The combined regional estate consists of three main campus buildings, two in Dundee and one in Arbroath, supported by outreach centres throughout the main towns of Angus. A full economic analysis is included as appendix 1.

Dundee and Angus College. ‌ Dundee and Angus College provides further education services for the region of Scotland mainly focussing on the population centres of Dundee and the Angus towns, but stretching in reach south to the northern parts of north east Fife, west to areas of Perthshire, and north to Laurencekirk, South Aberdeenshire and the Mearns. The College has extensive networks of activity across the whole region and is a key player in education and training, economic development and community planning. This includes a key role within the work of the recently established Developing the Young Workforce group and as a major strategic partner with our local authorities and local/national higher education institutions. It has worked The College is well integrated with key industrial and commercial partners across all areas of the region, supporting changes in the local environmenteconomy, working with partners to support new and established industries, and providing the skills and services required to support the diverse economy of our diverse communities. The combined regional estate consists of three main campus buildings, two in Dundee and one in Arbroath, supported by outreach centres throughout within the other main towns of Angus. A full economic analysis impacting on the D&A Region and the curriculum and services that we provide is included as appendix 1.

Dundee and Angus College. Dundee and Angus College provides further education services for the region of Scotland mainly focussing on the population centres of Dundee and the Angus towns, but stretching in reach south to the northern parts of Fife, west to areas of Perthshire, and north to Laurencekirk, South Aberdeenshire and the Mearns. The College has extensive networks of activity across the whole region and is a key player in education and training, economic development and community planning. This includes a key role within the work of the recently established Developing the Young Workforce group and as a major partner with our local authorities and local/national higher education institutions. It has worked well across all areas of the region, supporting changes in the local environment, working with partners to support new and established industries, and providing the skills and services required to support the economy of our diverse communities. The combined regional estate consists of three main campus buildings, two in Dundee and one in Arbroath, supported by outreach centres throughout the main towns of Angus. A full economic analysis is included as appendix 1.