Tag: Skilled Placements
Social Innovation Programme: Personal Inspiration and The Many (Hidden) Benefits of My SIP Journey
University of Cambridge and Cambridge Hub student Lucy shares the final blog in our series of case studies reflecting on the impact of the Social Innovation Programme skilled placement across our Hub network. This blog shares what the SIP looks like from a students’ perspective, including the expected and unexpected benefits of the programme for students.
Lucy Bayliss, 19 April 2022
Community, Skilled Placements, Social Action, Student Voice, Third Sector

Social Innovation Programme: The Impact on Community and Corporate Partners
Partnerships Director Fiona and Bristol Hub Manager Sorcha share the second blog in our series of case studies reflecting on the impact of the Social Innovation Programme skilled placement across our Hub network. This blog shares the benefit of the programme for community partners and corporates.
Fiona Walsh and Sorcha Young
Community, Higher Education, Skilled Placements, Social Action, Third Sector

Social Innovation Programme: A Community-Focused Approach for Student Employability
Partnerships Director Fiona and Bristol Hub Manager Sorcha share the first blog in our series of case studies reflecting on the impact of the Social Innovation Programme skilled placement across our Hub network. This blog shares what the programme is and its benefit to universities and students.
Fiona Walsh and Sorcha Young
Higher Education, Skilled Placements, Social Action, Third Sector

Climate Action Bristol: A Case Study in Collaborative Climate Action
Our Bristol Hub team share a case study of their skilled placement, Climate Action Bristol, and how we’re empowering students to make a difference to local businesses and climate in Bristol as COP26 comes to an end.
Lydia Green (former Bristol Hub Manager), Sorcha Young (current Bristol Hub Manager), Fiona Walsh (Partnerships Director) and Sheri Leigh-Miles (NETpositive Futures)
Community, Education, Environment & Sustainability, Higher Education, Skilled Placements

Service Learning: Accessible Opportunities for Meeting Student and Community Need
Former Kingston Hub Programme Managers Annie Yonkers and Clara Johnston reflect on the impact of Service Learning on Kingston University students and community partners.
Annie Yonkers, Clara Johnston and Fiona Walsh

Service Learning: Addressing Participation Barriers With ‘Real-World’ Learning
Kingston Hub Manager Harry Hodges reflects on the impact of Service Learning on academics at Kingston University and the need for social action as part of in-curricular modules.
Harry Hodges and Fiona Walsh

How we’re continuing to engage students and communities during the Covid-19 outbreak
We want to update you on the steps that we at Student Hubs have been taking in response to COVID-19.
Fiona Walsh
Community, Higher Education, News, Skilled Placements, Social Action, Third Sector

Winchester Hub launches the Social Innovation Programme
The Social Innovation Programme (SIP) is a 6-8 week course where students receive training and support to act as student consultants for local charities and social enterprises. Students work in teams to tackle a challenge faced by the local charity, writing a report highlighting innovative solutions the organisation can then implement.
Sorcha Young