We are currently employing young people on the Kickstart scheme, read our Grace Jackson, our Kickstart correspondent’s blogs detailing her experience of the programme, here.
Artswork's most recent group of Apprentices reflect on their time as an Apprentice and their journey.
Now with two apprenticeships under her belt, Harriet has realised her ambition of working in galley education, a career she stumbled across through volunteering which she thought might not be possible without a university degree...
Megan's apprenticeship journey has seen her confidence grow from strength to strength, helping her take the first steps towards a career in arts marketing and music and live events planning...
View more blogs from our latest cohort of Apprentices here
Articles written by young people who have completed their Arts Award with help from the Youth Arts Leadership Network
Alleysha tells us how doing Arts Award Gold has helped her gain confidence and develop new artistic skills
Megan is currently completing her Gold Arts Award. She tells us how this has benefited not only her art work, but also her employability skills.
Luke is currently on his way to completing his Gold Arts Award, with the help of funding from the Youth Arts Leadership Network. He gives us an insight into how this has helped him along on his creative journey.
Find out about the journeys of Artswork staff through the creative industry
With a degree in History and a Masters in Cultural Memory under her belt, its no wonder Bea sailed into a role with The Royal Collection Trust. During this role Bea was able to not only work alongside experienced peers, but inevitably gain invaluable advice from some of the country’s expert curators.
Singing alongside one of the Beatles and portraying the lead role in classic Disney tale ‘Alice in Wonderland’ has equipped Annabel with an inside knowledge, both on what it is truly like to experience the high points of being a stage performer, as well as how to cope with the inevitable lows that any one within the profession will face.
Lucy Marder volunteered with prominent galleries and museums. Combining her studies with practical skills development within these institutions has given her a huge bank of useful advice to help guide anyone pondering a museum career.
