Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) is Scotland’s youth employment strategy to better prepare young people for the world of work. 21 Regional Groups have been set up across Scotland to connect employers with education.
DYW North Highland plays a key role in delivering this youth employment strategy in the North Highlands, ensuring young people develop the skills and knowledge to understand and succeed in the world of work.
Since 2015 DYW North Highland has played a significant role in ensuring young people have a work relevant education experience. The initiative is available to all young people in education aged 24 and under. Working in partnership with employers to inspire confidence, enable relevant employability skills and support access to workplace opportunities to develop lifelong career skills.
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