Forth Valley College and Fuel Change announced as finalist in upcoming Skills Development Scotland Awards

A partnership initiative between Forth Valley College (FVC) and Fuel Change has been announced as a finalist in the upcoming Skills Development Scotland (SDS) Awards.
By Darren Gibb
Published 17th Jan 2022, 10:35 BST
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FVC and Fuel Change are down to the final three in the category of Innovation in Learning Provision with the winners to be revealed during Scottish

Apprenticeship Week, between March 7-11, 2022.

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Some of the apprentices who will be at the awards with David Reid, chief executive of Fuel Change (right).Some of the apprentices who will be at the awards with David Reid, chief executive of Fuel Change (right).
Some of the apprentices who will be at the awards with David Reid, chief executive of Fuel Change (right).

The Scottish Apprenticeship Awards recognise the resilience and hard work of foundation, modern and graduate apprentices and will also shine a spotlight on

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those employers, providers and individuals who champion apprenticeships.

Dr Ken Thomson, principal of Forth Valley College, said: “We are delighted to be announced as finalists for this award along with Fuel Change.

"The annual SDS Awards showcases examples of best practise across the Scottish further education sector and for us to be in contention for a top award is great recognition of the work the College and Fuel Change.

"We are all delighted at how successful the partnership has been.”

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