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For all the most up to date information about courses and learning opportunities in the Highlands and Islands visit the Learning Works website.
aimhi news page archive from November 2004
| WriteAway, M'am. Top travel writers join with IDEASFACTORY Scotland to produce the next Michael Palin. | |
| Small/Medium/Large Free bespoke consultancy and training for some of UK's most entrepreneurial design companies | |
| The Search for Science Communicators of the Future Starting in November 2004, the British science world starts its Pop Idol equivalent. | |
| £7 million boost for Welsh creatives Wales launches a £7 million investment fund for creative industries. | |
| British Council hits China British Council's creative industries manager examines commercial potential of China's museums | |
| aimhi in Uppsala Digital media trade visit to Sweden looks to pay dividends for the 12 aimhi companies on display | |
| Aviemore Broadband Conference Content creators take the spotlight in the Highlands biggest IT conference of the year | |
| Microsoft urged to check out Scotland Enterprise Minister Jim Wallace encourages the software giant to invest in Scotland's talent. | |
| Moray Firth Media Trust Training aimhi member brings practical training to aspiring radio jocks on November the 19th. | |
| The Idea of Critical Mass How did 'critical mass' and 'urban environment' ever become the same thing? | |
| An Interview with Terence Conran Design is 98% common sense, 2% aesthetics. A small twist makes the common-sensical special. | |
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