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Posted by Tom Woodcock on June 23, 2020

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The University of the Arts London are running lots of online short courses.

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Work Experience Taster Day @ Fitzwilliam Museum

The University of Cambridge Museums has scheduled the second of three Work Experience Taster Days. The purpose of these days is to introduce people to jobs in museums by showing them some of the different departments that are normally hidden away behind the scenes. These days are held three times a year; the next day is on Thursday 7 April and I was hoping that you may be able to pass these details on to your students and their families. The day is completely free and lunch is provided. More information can be found on the Get Involved website. http://www.ca,.ac.uk/museums-and-collections/work-experience-taster-day-with-the-university-of-cambridge-museums-7-april-2016

P3 - Personal resources audit

P3: Learners evaluate their own resources along with other resources and/or assistance that may be available to them in order to start their own business, gain employment or move on to higher education. As part of your development as a 'media practitioner' you should make an assessment of the resources that are currently available to you at the moment and explore other resource you might need and how you might access them....in order to achieve your career goal. Here is what you should do: TASK 1: What do you need? (What is essential/desirable/luxury?) Do a mind map of the resources that you think you might need to be successful in your chosen career path. Think about contacts, networks, equipment, funding, transport, locations, workspace/studio, web presence, professional development . . . order them by essential/desirable/luxury. Take a picture of your mind map and upload it to your blog. Example: TASK 2: Evaluate your Resources You now n...

6 Month Placements

Kickstart East Anglia - Creative Arts East Build your confidence, learn vital transferable skills and gain real experience of working in the Arts & Cultural sector through a Kickstart Scheme placement. The Kickstart Scheme is a government fund, creating hundreds of thousands of high quality 6-month work placements, aimed at those aged 16-24 who are on Universal Credit . Creative Arts East are proud to be an approved Kickstart Scheme gateway and are heading up Kickstart East Anglia . Kickstart East Anglia will be supporting over 140 vacancies in the next 10 months with around 50 employers based across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Placements will cover a whole range of different roles, from Communications Assistants �to Animators. We’ll be uploading more vacancies as soon as they are approved, so watch this space!

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