Borders College recently played host to a dynamic line-up of micro-workshops as part of the very first BFG Skills Circuit, delivered in partnership with Borders Fractional Growth (BFG) Partners.
The fast-paced, interactive event was tailored specifically for 40 business students, giving them practical, real-world insight into essential commercial operations.
Throughout the session, expert fractional specialists from the BFG team led targeted workshops covering critical aspects of business growth, employment readiness, and corporate strategy:
- Colin Sturrock led an engaging session focusing on essential HR practices and modern people strategy.
- David Ferguson shared vital media relations training, instructing students on the art of getting a business into the news and how to keep it out of negative headlines.
- Moira Wilson focused on career preparation, advising students on navigating different job types and crafting standout CVs.
- Lee-Anne Gillie delivered an interactive workshop dedicated to modern, high-impact sales techniques.
- Giles Etherington highlighted the foundational importance of strategic brand creation and positioning for businesses.
The collaborative event underscored Borders Colleges ongoing mission to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry execution by connecting students directly with seasoned regional experts.