The Skills and Innovation Voucher Scheme

The Skills and Innovation Voucher (SIV) scheme offers businesses which operate in the counties of Gwynedd, Isle of Anglesey and Flintshire an opportunity to collaborate with us at Bangor University through the Shared Prosperity Funding Scheme. The SPF scheme is part of the UK Governments Levelling Up Agenda, to support local business, people and skills.   

There are two types of vouchers available:

Midi

Value: Up to £5K

Duration: 5 - 8 days of support

Talent

Value: Up to £5K

Duration: 12 weeks

Vouchers are redeemable against the following types of projects and engagements:  

Access to know How / New Knowledge  
R&D / Innovation Projects  
Consultancy / Analytical Services  
CPD, Skills and Training  
Use of Specialist equipment / University facilities  
Graduate Internships

For further information about this scheme e-mail: SIV@bangor.ac.uk or complete our Expression of Interest form.

Shared Prosperity Fund: This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, North Wales on behalf of Gwynedd Council, Isle of Anglesey County Council and Flintshire County Council. 

Case Studies

Twr marcwis at the back, with four people smiling to the camera — From left to right: Elspeth Smith, Educational Officer, Peter Davies OBE, Anglesey Column Trustee, Nicola Sturrs, Business Development Manager at Bangor University, and Michael Butler, Director of Rhanbarth, the Business School's Centre for Sustainable Regions and Economies in front of Tŵr Marcwis Anglesey Column

Anglesey Column Trust

A project team from Bangor University Business School has published three key recommendations designed to enhance visitor engagement at Tŵr Marcwis Anglesey Column Site, Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll.

Graduate Internship - Pennotec LTD Evie Mainwaring

Read all about our graduates journey into full-time employment with Pennotec Ltd.

Masi Jahan

From Afghanistan to Anglesey: Masi makes an impact through graduate skills-matching internship.

Two women smiling at camera with GISDA banner behind them

Gwen Owen

Learning from each other – how a new scheme benefited both young parents and a new Bangor graduate.

Three people looking at the camera in a lab with one person holding a bar of soap — From left: Jonathan Nicols from The Biocomposites Centre, Nicola Sturrs from Bangor University and Selwyn Owen of Iona Materials
Credit:Bangor University

Iona Matertials Selwyn Owen

IONA Minerals and Bangor University Partner on Eco-Friendly Industrial Soap R&D.

Debbie Ann Turnbull, MBE, has been working with media students and academics from Bangor University to produce a compelling documentary short film

River and Sea Sense Debbie Ann Turnbull MBE

The founder of River and Sea Sense, Debbie Ann Turnbull, MBE, has been working with media students and academics from Bangor University to produce a compelling documentary short film for the ‘River and Sea Sense Training Academy.’