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
Masi Jahan
From Afghanistan to Anglesey: Masi makes an impact through graduate skills-matching internship.
Gwen Owen
Learning from each other – how a new scheme benefited both young parents and a new Bangor graduate.
Iona Matertials Selwyn Owen
IONA Minerals and Bangor University Partner on Eco-Friendly Industrial Soap R&D.
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.’