Fish Farmer

Shaping the future

Investing in skills ensures industry reaches its full potential

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One of the success stories of aquacultur­e training and education in Scotland over the past - ships.

executive of the Scottish Salmon Producers’ Organisati­on, said that Modern Apprentice­ship programmes are shaping the next generation of talent in aquacultur­e.

Salmon farmers reported at the - Modern Apprentice­ships (MAs) at levels two and three, while a to new MA programmes.

during Scottish Modern Apprentice­ship Week

‘Recruiting people on Modern Apprentice

‘Living and working in remote areas of the term and well-paid careers challengin­g.

work and choose to raise their families.

‘These opportunit­ies are open to school advancemen­t.

‘Investing in skills and training demonstrat­es

technologi­cal advancemen­ts.’

Helping to run the appren -

workforce, there is a place too for full-time college courses, and for

as George Hide reports, as well as degree programmes up to Masters level. (page 34)

The proliferat­ion of aquacultur­e courses in Scotland’s universiti­es is - far( next page).

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