Visitors at this weekend’s Glasgow Coffee Festival will help pay for the project
The team behind the popular Glasgow Coffee Festival has launched a 'coffee scholarship' to help disadvantaged young people launch careers in the industry.
The Coffee Festival partnership – developed with support from Glasgow-based roaster Dear Green – is the first Hub International programme specifically focused on coffee. Scholarship recipients will end their scholarship with the opportunity to deliver their own talk at the Glasgow Coffee Festival in 2024.
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