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ASSOCIATION OF AFRICANS IN SCOTLAND
Full membership is open to any persons irrespective of colour, gender and religious beliefs, of African origin or wishes to
be associated with Africans and is 18 years of age or over.
Working in partnership is integral to our organisational strategy and future. As a charity, we foster partnerships with organisations in Scotland, Africa and internationally which share our values and objectives. Through our partnerships we aim to increase the impact of our work and that of our partner’s, and achieve the following objectives:
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Enhance our events and programmes
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Reach new audiences and networks
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Share resources and expertise
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Develop research and insight
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Amplify ideas or campaigns
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Achieve sustainability
If you would like to explore membership or partnership opportunities with the ASSOCIATION OF AFRICANS IN SCOTLAND
please click on the below button or get in touch with us via email on info@aascotland.org.uk.
Membership or Partnership Opportunities
AAS Sponsored Training
AAS is organising series of coaching and training sessions for Africans resident in Scotland.
This will cover specialist training like lab attendants/assistants for those in or aspiring to be in bio-medical support jobs, business analysts, software testing, project management for people in or aspiring to be in business management.
For the bio-medical support jobs, there will be specialist training in Microbiology or Histology with a starting NHS band 6 pay,
MLA (Medical lab Assistant) with band 2 pay and requires no qualifications as training and certification will be provided at Wolverhampton university.
We will also be having a training workshop on mental health. As you know, mental health is a big issue and this has been complicated by all the lockdown/restrictions caused by covid.
If you are interested in any of this, we will like to hear from you.
Please help spread the word: tell your family and friends.
For more details, please visit our training tab.