Come along to our parental employability roadshow and find out about paid NHS Placements, practical support and next steps into work.
Visit the link to book your preferred time slot.
Connect with local partners and discover the support, opportunities and services available to veterans in Moray.
This session is for employers of all sizes across the Highlands and Islands, including:
- Private sector businesses
- Public sector organisations
- Third sector organisations
- Social enterprises
- Sole traders and micro businesses
- SMEs and large employers
About this Event
Are you looking to recruit new staff, upskill your workforce, address skills shortages or support workforce growth within your organisation?
Join Workforce North for a short and practical webinar exploring the opportunities available through the Workforce North Co-Investment Fund.
The Co-Investment Fund has been created to help employers across the Highlands and Islands respond to workforce and skills challenges through recruitment, training, apprenticeships, workforce development and innovative projects.
This session will provide a simple, high-level overview of the fund and explain how employers may be able to access support.
What Will Be Covered?
- What is Workforce North?
- What is the Co-Investment Fund?
- Overview of the available funding streams
- Examples of eligible activities and projects
- Recruitment and workforce development opportunities
- Apprenticeship opportunities
- How to access support and explore project ideas
- Live Q&A
Why Attend?
This webinar is an opportunity to learn about funding that could support your organisation’s workforce priorities, whether you are looking to recruit, retain, develop or upskill staff.
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of the opportunities available and how to take the next step.
Duration
30 minutes, including Q&A.
This session is for employers of all sizes across the Highlands and Islands, including:
- Private sector businesses
- Public sector organisations
- Third sector organisations
- Social enterprises
- Sole traders and micro businesses
- SMEs and large employers
About this Event
Are you looking to recruit new staff, upskill your workforce, address skills shortages or support workforce growth within your organisation?
Join Workforce North for a short and practical webinar exploring the opportunities available through the Workforce North Co-Investment Fund.
The Co-Investment Fund has been created to help employers across the Highlands and Islands respond to workforce and skills challenges through recruitment, training, apprenticeships, workforce development and innovative projects.
This session will provide a simple, high-level overview of the fund and explain how employers may be able to access support.
What Will Be Covered?
- What is Workforce North?
- What is the Co-Investment Fund?
- Overview of the available funding streams
- Examples of eligible activities and projects
- Recruitment and workforce development opportunities
- Apprenticeship opportunities
- How to access support and explore project ideas
- Live Q&A
Why Attend?
This webinar is an opportunity to learn about funding that could support your organisation’s workforce priorities, whether you are looking to recruit, retain, develop or upskill staff.
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of the opportunities available and how to take the next step.
Duration
30 minutes, including Q&A.
Who should attend?
This session is aimed at organisations that work directly with employers across Moray and the Highlands and Islands, including:
- DWP Employer Advisers
- Local Authority Employability Teams
- Economic Development Teams
- SDS Colleagues
- Business Gateway
- Chambers of Commerce
- Colleges and Universities
- Independent Training Providers
- Employability Partners
- Business Support Organisations
About this Event
Workforce North is a regional partnership focused on helping address workforce and skills challenges across the Highlands and Islands.
One of the key initiatives available is the Workforce North Co-Investment Fund, which supports employers through recruitment, workforce development, training, apprenticeships and innovative workforce projects.
This webinar is designed to helping partners develop a strong understanding of the fund so they can confidently discuss opportunities with employers, identify potential projects and provide initial guidance before referral to Workforce North.
What Will Be Covered?
- Overview of Workforce North
- Why the Co-Investment Fund was created
- Overview of all funding streams
- Eligibility criteria and funding levels
- Examples of projects that could be supported
- Common employer questions
- How partners can identify opportunities and make referrals
- Live Q&A
Why Attend?
By attending, you’ll gain the knowledge and resources needed to help employers understand the opportunities available through the fund and support them in developing potential project ideas.
Duration
30 minutes, including Q&A.
Who should attend?
This session is aimed at organisations that work directly with employers across Moray and the Highlands and Islands, including:
- DWP Employer Advisers
- Local Authority Employability Teams
- Economic Development Teams
- SDS Colleagues
- Business Gateway
- Chambers of Commerce
- Colleges and Universities
- Independent Training Providers
- Employability Partners
- Business Support Organisations
About this Event
Workforce North is a regional partnership focused on helping address workforce and skills challenges across the Highlands and Islands.
One of the key initiatives available is the Workforce North Co-Investment Fund, which supports employers through recruitment, workforce development, training, apprenticeships and innovative workforce projects.
This webinar is designed to helping partners develop a strong understanding of the fund so they can confidently discuss opportunities with employers, identify potential projects and provide initial guidance before referral to Workforce North.
What Will Be Covered?
- Overview of Workforce North
- Why the Co-Investment Fund was created
- Overview of all funding streams
- Eligibility criteria and funding levels
- Examples of projects that could be supported
- Common employer questions
- How partners can identify opportunities and make referrals
- Live Q&A
Why Attend?
By attending, you’ll gain the knowledge and resources needed to help employers understand the opportunities available through the fund and support them in developing potential project ideas.
Duration
30 minutes, including Q&A.
Want to learn more about Community Connections Moray and ALISS?
We’re hosting a drop-in this November, where you can stop by and get support to:
• Claim your data on ALISS
• Add your organisation onto ALISS & Community Connections
• Learn more about both sites and how to use them to support yourself and your community
Community Connections is developing within a local research program exploring better ways for people to find services and activities across Moray with the community.
Event details:
When: Friday 6th November, 10am – 12pm
Where: UHI Moray Healthhub (Room: AGBC212), Elgin, IV30 1JJ – Across from the Sunninghill Hotel on Hay St.
Everyone welcome, no need to book!
Community Connections in Moray is hosted by the Digital Healthcare and Innovation Centre with support from Moray Wellbeing Hub and ALISS (A Local Information System for Scotland).
Peer2Peer is a practical, interactive course that explores peer support, recovery and wellbeing, helping you understand how lived experience can be used to support yourself, others and your community.
Join Moray Wellbeing Hub for this two-day training on Tuesdays 17th & 24th November at Gleaner Arena, Elgin.
Want to continue your learning? Peer2Peer Next Steps & Recovery Stories dates are coming soon!
Wednesday 28 October 2026 | 10.30am – 1pm
The Moray Pathways team will be at Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin, offering friendly, informal support and advice.
Whether you’re looking for help finding a job or training opportunity, need money advice, want to explore learning options or find out about local support services, our team is here to help.
Come along to the hospital foyer for a chat and find out how Moray Pathways can support you.
For more information, email moraypathways@moray.gov.uk.