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Scots Pine on the edge of heather moorland

Training

The Park Authority is involved in a number of projects which provide training for people who live and work in, and are interested in, the Park area.

Cairngorms Connections

Cairngorms Connections offers training courses to tourism businesses and visitor centres information about the Park and its many attractions. Find out more about this free online course here.

Cairngorms Awareness and Pride project (CAP)

This project offers public benefit courses to all people living and working in the Cairngorms National Park. It aims to give Park residents an awareness of the issues around both the aims of the Park and the priorities set out in the Cairngorms National Park Plan. You can find out more information and details of courses available on the CAP project page.

Land Based Business Training project

The main aim of this partnership project is to improve the performance and competitiveness of land based businesses in the Park, through establishing a more highly trained, flexible and efficient workforce. It also aims, through public benefit training courses, to give land managers the skills to contribute to the delivery of the Park aims. You can find out more information and details of courses available on the Land Based Business Training project page.