Aberdeen City & Shire Info & Events
The FSB has 4 distinct Branches within Aberdeen City and Shire :
All 4 Branches have a joint strategy and are committed to working together. FSB events are open to all FSB members in the area. If we're holding a meeting in Banchory but you live in Banff, you're still very welcome to come along.
University of Aberdeen - Facilitated Discussion: Recruitment using Social Media
Wednesday 8th February, 4pm - 7pm
New Aberdeen University Library
The University of Aberdeen Careers Service would like you to attend an invite only, limited place event on the 7th floor of the new University of Aberdeen library as part of their new employer liaison strategy, which will involve guest speakers, facilitated discussion and interactive engagement. More... (PDF)
All Energy Exhibition
© Brian Stewart-Coxon, 2011
Enhancing Learning through Work Placements: The Aberdeen Approach
The University of Aberdeen is currently implementing wide scale curriculum reform to enhance both the student experience and also student employability.
Central to this reform is the provision of an extended portfolio of co-curricular opportunities including summer placements, internships and year long work placements.
As part of our reformed curriculum the University invites FSB members to contribute to the enhanced and extended work placement programme during 2012.
If you would like to explore offering a placement in 2012 please contact the Work Placement Team (01224 273601) within the University's Careers Service. Further information is also available at: The Difference.
Fire Safety Information
A major change in fire safety law took place in 2006, which placed the requirement to comply with this law firmly with the "duty holder" and not the Fire and Rescue Service.
Grampian Fire and Rescue Service's Enforcement Policy - Fire Safety Legislation
The Prince's Trust Team
Based in
Aberdeen and Peterhead,
the Prince's Trust Team is looking for local businesses to host a young or disadvantaged person for a short 2-week placement as part of a 12-week programme for 16 to 25 year olds.
Young people completing the programme develop a variety of core and practical skills, such as communication, problem solving and working with others.
For more info contact Jackie Whiting, 01224 212924 or 01779 482800
