Sponsors and Partners
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Westwood Campus
Westwood Campus is Yorkshire Coast College’s School of Creative Arts. It has a reputation for being an extremely vibrant space in which to create, innovate and achieve. Westwood is home to Further Education students who study Performing Arts, Art and Music, and it also houses our Higher Education facilities. Our Degree level students study Fine Art, Digital Media and Costume and work with industry professionals who provide them with essential skills and industry contacts to get them on track for a great career.
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The Creative Enterprise Laboratory
The Creative Enterprise Laboratory – or CEL – is an exciting new initiative to help new and existing businesses in the Scarborough region benefit from the expertise and resources found within the University.
CEL will support the development of the creative industries sector and provide creative business solutions that meet business needs.
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University of Hull, Scarborough Campus, SANM
Beside the sea, on a hill overlooking the beautiful town of Scarborough, with the moors to the north and rugged coastline to the east. The Scarborough Campus of the University of Hull provides an inspirational environment for learning.
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nti Leeds
Have you taken advantage of the Train to Gain funding available for nti Leeds courses? If not join the 230 individuals from 160 businesses across the region who have benefited from this incredible offer to improve their skills and productivity. Best sellers include Apple and Adobe Authorised courses, iPhone apps development and Android, Zend php, PRINCE2 and Agile. Microsoft, Cisco and ITIL courses are also available through our partners The Training Foundry, Sheffield.
Funding is for a limited time only so there has never been a better time to engage in training to give you and your employees the competitive edge during this difficult economic period, thanks to the funding being unique to the region.
For a full list of courses and scheduled dates please visit www.ntileeds.co.uk. Call 0845 122 1555 or email info@ntileeds to find out more..
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Scarborough Renaissance Partnership
In the autumn of 2001, Yorkshire Forward (the Regional Development Agency) launched its Urban Renaissance programme in order to support the social and economic regeneration of the major towns and cities in the region, focussing on the need to improve the physical, natural and spatial environments within which these activities take place. From Yorkshire Forward’s international Renaissance Panel of consultants, John Thompson & Partners and West 8 were appointed to work with Scarborough Borough Council and the people of the town, to create and integrated Vision for its future and an Action Plan for its delivery.
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Digital Scarborough Action Group
The Scarborough Digital Action Group are a town team within the Scarborough Renaissance Partnership. Open to anyone they discuss and try to put together initiatives that help the digital economy of Scarborough. It attracts many people from various industries as well as the digital sectors. The welcome fresh involvement and hold regular, open meetings.
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Save9 Ltd
Save9 has been providing IT systems, websites and support to businesses around the UK for over 9 years, as well as specialist database software and telecommunications solutions to international clients. Save9’s portfolio includes sales, implementation and on-going support of Sage 200, Sage CRM, Microsoft CRM, FileMaker Pro, Citrix, VMware, SEP sesam and all aspects of networking, internet and mobile computing.
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Stephen Joseph Theatre
The Stephen Joseph Theatre is utilising digital technology in e-marketing campaigns. This includes interactive e-flyers, social networking sites including Facebook and Twitter, video blogs and online ticketing. Watch out for the new dynamic, interactive website coming soon.
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Electric Angel
Electric Angel are a scarborough-based design studio specialising in the third sector working with arts organisations, in community settings and for local authorities. They design for print, select digital media projects and are currently involved in the creation of multiple public artworks collaborating with local artists and writers. They have worked with English Heritage, The Church of England’s Fresh Expressions initiative and helped Scarborough win the European Enterprise Awards in 2009. They also regularly open half of their studio as a gallery exhibiting work by local artists. Engaging people in the design process is one of Electric Angel’s passions and partner Adrian Riley hopes to be presenting theory of cognitive mapping at Digital Scarborough 2010’s Bar Camp event as part of their work on the CHART Scarborough project.
