"This is exactly what is needed for new people trying to get into the industry"
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"The Creative Job Studio is the culmination of nearly 10 years of working with young people hoping to break into the creative industries. CJS turns the traditional model of the Jobcentre on its head and provides an inspirational space where creative people can meet employers, receive meaningful careers guidance, and showcase their creative talents"
“The Creative Job Studio aims to encourage young people from all backgrounds and the range of talent at these sessions is really inspiring”
“For young people, it's a welcome space to meet experienced creatives – ask questions, share ideas and find out the things they don’t know they need to know! For me, it was equally valuable – to get an inside track of what up-and-coming creatives want for their future, and what matters to them most”
“The studio was a great opportunity for young people to get some practical advice, share knowledge and realise what potentials there may be in their future. A really open space for talking and learning”
"It was a very useful, informative and interesting event, opportunities to link up with creative minds and share ideas. It was good to meet a young designer at the event - Nom, who is going to help update Abundance Arts' website"
“I would have loved to have gone to something like Creative Job Studio when I was younger! It’s really exciting to have such a variety of creative organisations in the same room sharing knowledge and opportunities with the next generation of industry professionals”
“The Creative Job Studio is a fantastic event for young people to gain access and understanding to the full range of arts opportunities and potential careers within the creative industries across the country’s capital and beyond. The event is perfectly positioned for organisations and the next generation of creatives to meet and learn from one another”
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Founder of The Creative Society Martin Bright on why The Creative Job Studio was established.
The Creative Job Studio is a partnership between The Creative Society and Somerset House, supported by Arts Council England.
