23 Things Digital - SSSC

The Scottish Social Services Council runs an Open badge program in which members and sometimes non-members of the SSSC can apply for Badges to prove they have completed training related to the badge or get training for the badge. This is a great method for personal and development because not only does it require you to have done training it requires you to show your understanding of the training that was completed so these badges allow for people to show what they learned from the training and allows them to build a portfolio of badges in order to share the progress that they are making and show others.

My Trip to Luss yesterday with my partner and dog Boss was an eventful day to say at the least. I was off work and my partner Kiera was off uni we had been at my partners mum's and her younger sister Romy was moaning (nothing new) about how bored she was and had nothing to do so I suggested we pick Boss up and take a drive to Luss one of my favourite spots at Loch Lomond I usually camp in Luss each summer with Kiera and sometimes friends tag along. As I had not been for a while I was looking forward to this trip so we went and picked Boss up and put his blanket down for him in the back seat and off we went.   Luckily it was quiet on the roads so we were not expecting a long journey so we made a quick stop at the local petrol station and filled the tank up and picked up some crisps and juice. I sat in the back with Boss as he is not a huge fan of cars and we drove through the motorway in no time and the beautiful scenery had started with the beautiful views fro