15
Apr
Tapping into neurodiverse talent is essential to bridge Scotland’s digital skills gap
Stirling Castle
We are supporting a #StirlingLovesLocal campaign to link in with a national #ScotlandLovesLocal TV, press and social media campaign that calls for people at home to #ThinkLocalFirst supported by The Scottish Government
This means asking local communities to continue to support local shops, retailers, trades-people, home-based businesses and freelancers to #ThinkLocalFirst
We need as many individuals and businesses to get involved, follow, share and support in any way possible. Make sure you use the hashtags
Tapping into neurodiverse talent is essential to bridge Scotland’s digital skills gap
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