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Skills Training

Skills training is integral to caring for the built environment.

Historic Scotland takes a strategic approach in working with key industry and sector partners to further the needs of the traditional sector. We work in partnership with others to raise the profile of the sector and have facilitated the development of new specialist vocational qualifications.

In specialist areas we are able to target specific needs where appropriate training or skills are limited through our Fellowship and Internship programmes. These allow us to target specialisms where small numbers of entrants to the field can have a significant national impact. These have included ornamental plasterwork, engineering conservation and stained glass conservation.

Training Grant Scheme
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Grants for improving technical skills
 

Skills Mapping
A stonemason at work
Our strategy for supporting traditional skills
 

Other Outreach Work
Getting in touch with us
 

Bursary Placements
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HLF Training Bursary Scheme
 

School Craft Events
An HS taster craft session for primary school children
Opportunities for primary school students
 

Skills at Risk
Blackhouse, Arnol, Isle of Lewis
Scotland’s threatened vernacular skills
 

Internships
Ruth Davies, Craft Fellow in architectural woodworking
Our fellowship & internship programme
 

Summer School
Historic Scotland Summer School, 2010
Opportunities for undergraduates
 

Technical Skills
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Publications concerning technical skills
 

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