Parliament, Gaelic arts showcases, and at festivals across the world. Digital Creative Scotland is very active online in While we provide key corporate content and More web content is provided Ongoing. Communications terms of our website and social media publications online in Gaelic, we aim to provide in Gaelic and we will make content with significant and growing traffic more such content in the future once our more frequent use of Gaelic We will report on through our websites and with followers Gaelic language and translation skills via social media. the use of Gaelic and interactions on social media. develop. in our digital communications We provide Gaelic content via our website In particular, we aim to communicate more on an annual and use Gaelic on social media where frequently in Gaelic via social media. basis. appropriate and in circumstances where we are promoting Gaelic arts, language or content. Our Opportunities website (the most popular site that we operate) accepts and publishes bilingual job advertising. Our corporate biographies on digital channels are bilingual. Operations Our commitment to support Gaelic through our operations runs across a number of areas including staffing an training, guidance and forms, and interaction with our staff. Each of these is dealt with in turn below: Current Practice Areas for Development Measures of success Timing Staffing and Creative Scotland recognises the value of We will continue to promote Gaelic awareness More Creative Scotland Staff Ongoing. Training Gaelic language skills for our staff, as a for Staff and to promote and support Gaelic learn Gaelic. national body and as a funder and learning. We will report on this annually, demonstrating
Parliament, Gaelic arts showcases, and at festivals across the world. Digital Communications Creative Scotland is very active online in terms of our website and social media content with significant and growing traffic through our websites and with followers and interactions on social media. We provide Gaelic content via our website and use Gaelic on social media where appropriate and in circumstances where we are promoting Gaelic arts, language or content. Our Opportunities website (the most popular site that we operate) accepts and publishes bilingual job advertising. Our corporate biographies on digital channels are bilingual. While we provide key corporate content and publications online in Gaelic, we aim to provide more such content in the future once our Gaelic language and translation skills develop. In particular, we aim to communicate more frequently in Gaelic via social media. More web content is provided in Gaelic and we will make more frequent use of Gaelic via social media. Ongoing. We will report on the use of Gaelic in our digital communications on an annual basis. Operations Our commitment to support Gaelic through our operations runs across a number of areas including staffing an training, guidance and forms, and interaction with our staff. Each of these is dealt with in turn below: Current Practice Areas for Development Measures of success Timing Staffing and Training Creative Scotland recognises the value of Gaelic language skills for our staff, as a national body and as a funder and We will continue to promote Gaelic awareness for Staff and to promote and support Gaelic learning. More Creative Scotland Staff learn Gaelic. Ongoing. We will report on this annually, demonstrating
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