11 May 2012
Central Saint Martin's College of Arts and Design, Kings Cross, N1C 4AA
Time: 2 - 5pm
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About the event
'The current cohort of 210 learners will generate gains to society over the coming 10 years of some £2.4 million.'
Creative and Cultural Skills impact report, October 2011
The Creative Apprenticeships: Benefitting small to medium size enterprises in arts and culture sectors free event is run by Arts Council England, the National Apprenticeship Service and National Skills Academy Creative and Cultural. It is set in the context of the government's commitment to create 100,000 apprenticeships in London alone this year. The event will look at how organisations can capture and nurture a new generation of talented individuals through apprenticeships, and how organisations can get involved.
Employers, providers, apprentices, National Apprenticeship Service and the National Skills Academy Creative and Cultural will be present on the day to show you how engaging in an apprenticeship programme can transform your organisation for the better.
Refreshments and networking opportunities will be available throughout the day.
Who is it for?
This free event is particularly for managing directors, heads of HR and development managers of small to medium size enterprises working in the arts and culture sectors.
Programme
Keynote speaker: Pauline Tambling, Joint CEO Creative and Cultural Skills and MD National Skills Academy Creative and Cultural
Presentations: The Whitechapel Gallery, Resource Productions
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Useful resources
Blue Baboon Design case study
Blue Baboon Design was named Small Employer of the Year 2011 at the London Apprenticeship Awards.
Creative Apprentiveships panel memebers
Apprenticeship providers in London
Creative Apprenticeships evaluation and impact
View the keynote presentation from Pauline Tambling on Slideshare
Guidlines for employers offering work placements in the creative industries
Explore the conference
Audio podcasts
British Council Literature (by britishcouncilarts)
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