Our work with young people
We support, develop and deliver projects and programmes which empower young people through the arts, helping them to discover passions, talents and careers.
Find out moreArtswork works to empower young people through creativity, giving them the opportunity to explore and fulfil their potential in a future that we are all making together.
We support, develop and deliver projects and programmes which empower young people through the arts, helping them to discover passions, talents and careers.
Find out moreWe deliver creative skills programmes, internships and apprenticeships to provide young people with the opportunity to gain skills, confidence and practical experience in their local arts, culture and heritage organisations. Through these programmes, we aim to increase access and broaden the horizons of young people whilst diversifying our creative and cultural workforce.
Find out moreWorking across sectors, including Local Authorities, we deliver a range of place-based projects focusing on specific community needs and supporting cultural engagement with, for and by children and young people.
Find out moreOur well-established Professional Development programme of over 30 courses has been developed in consultation with the arts, cultural, youth and education sectors, enabling participants to leave with tangible skills that can be embedded across their work.
Find out moreAccess to arts, culture and heritage should be a right, not a privilege. That's why we work with organisations to help increase their engagement with children and young people across the country.
Find out moreFrom 2013 - 2023, we used valuable tools including Artsmark and Arts Awards to provide support to schools and education settings. Although we are no longer an Artsmark provider, our resources are still available to access here.
Find out moreYoung people are the future. Cultivating their creative energies, passion and sense of engagement is fundamental for the success of their own lives and the economic, social and cultural vitality of our communities.
Sir Ken Robinson, Co-founder of Artswork
We are pleased to now be able to offer a number of our most popular courses in a self-guided format, enabling you to progress at your own rate.
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