Learning and Teaching Scotland was a Scottish government agency responsible for the development of the curriculum, resources, and professional development for teachers. The organization operated from offices in Glasgow until its dissolution in 2011 when it was merged with HM Inspectorate of Education to form Education Scotland. The agency played a key role in Scottish education policy and curriculum development during its operational period.
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Day delegate rate from the venue’s published pricing. Exact quotes confirmed on your proposal.
Includes: Room hire estimate.
Half day, full day and evening rates available on request.
Bespoke menus and exclusive-use packages for private events.
Not available for hire - organization dissolved
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74 Victoria Crescent Road, Glasgow, G12 9JN, United Kingdom
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Learning and Teaching Scotland (Historical) is a verified training-center in Glasgow, hosting up to 60 guests, with day delegate rates from £110. Its genome scores highest for Corporate, Hybrid Ready, Accessibility. Verified on-site: wi-fi, av & production, food & catering, accessibility. Best suited to corporate conferences and board meetings.
Best for: corporate conferences and board meetings, hybrid and streamed events, fully accessible events.
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Up to 150 guests in various configurations
Professional AV equipment including projector, PA system, and video conferencing facilities
External catering services can be arranged
Limited on-site parking available, additional street parking nearby
Learning and Teaching Scotland was a Scottish government agency responsible for the development of the curriculum, resources, and professional development for teachers. The organization operated from offices in Glasgow until its dissolution in 2011 when it was merged with HM Inspectorate of Education to form Education Scotland. The agency played a key role in Scottish education policy and curriculum development during its operational period.
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