MYAN e Newsletter March 2010
- Arts Council: New Awards for Northern Talents
- First Time Voters Wanted
- Contact International Forum, now open for applications
- Summer Project at Nexus Art Cafe
- Exhibition Opportunity – Call for artists – Noise Arts Lab
- Global Action Plan Art Competition
- Creative Apprentice Wanted
- Cultural and Education Development Officer Wanted
- Freelance Creative and Performing Arts Youth & Support Workers
- Get sorted 2: Budgeting and Fundraising for Youth Arts Projects
- Workshop for drama workers and teachers.
- Artsplan upcoming courses
Arts Coucil: New Awards for Northern Talents
Northern Futures recognises and rewards the best emerging talent, age 21-40, from the North of England, and will showcase prize winners and runners up at the Northern Futures Award Exhibition at The Civic from 28 July to 3 September 2010.
The judging panels for this innovative award will include Yorkshire Sculpture Park, British Fashion Council, BFI Southbank and the Baltic Gallery. For the inaugural year there are four entry categories: Fine art, Fashion, Film and 3D Design.
The North of England has produced some of the most innovative and respected creative individuals the world has seen. Artists and innovators which include Henry Moore, Dame Vivienne Westwood, Damien Hirst, Mike Leigh, Danny Boyle, David Hockney and Peter Saville, illustrate the wealth of talent that the North produces.
Art and culture are integral to the renaissance of the North. Northern Futures celebrates the future talent emerging from the region and aims to cement the North as a hotbed of new creativity and showcase its talent to the world. To take part or for more information visit http://www.northernfutures.co.uk .
First Time Voters Wanted
The Independent Newspaper, are looking for 18-year-olds from across the country to talk one of their journalists on the phone about whether or not they’ll be voting at the general election in May, if not why not and a bit about the issues that matter to them etc. If you would like to take part or know of young people from your organisations who would like to take part, please contact Charlotte Philby at the Independent Magazine at C.Philby@independent.co.uk. Young people taking part would have to have a photo taken.
Contact International Forum is now open for applications
Contact International Forum (18 – 26 July 2010, Manchester, UK) is a unique opportunity for artists or practitioners working with young people across the world, to share ideas and ways of thinking in creating theatre by young people. The forum is a platform to discuss innovative practice and build valuable relationships with international colleagues, as part of the Contacting the World 2010 festival.
Contacting the World is Contact’s pioneering international theatre exchange project for young people. This year, twelve companies from England, South Africa, Indonesia, India, Iran, USA, Jamaica, Denmark, Netherlands and Switzerland are twinned to collaborate on creating new work together. In July, over 150 young performers from all over the world will descend on Manchester for an eight day celebration of work created by young people.
Contact International Forum presents an exciting chance to engage with the festival, broaden your international connections and explore performance practice from across the globe. Forum participants will see and experience work created by young people from diverse cultural, social and economic contexts.
Fees for a place on Contact International Forum 2010 are:
£600 + vat (without accommodation)
£750 + vat (with halls of residence accommodation)
Deadline for applications is 5th April 2010.
If you are interested in applying for a place, please contact Ruth Adkins at ruthadkins@contact-theatre.org or on + 44 (0)161 274 0642. For more information visit: www.contactingtheworld.org
Summer Project at Nexus Art Cafe
Nexus are looking to develop a summer programme of art workshops/activities culminating in an exhibition and possibly a weekend festival to showcase youth arts in the city centre at the end of summer. It would be wonderful if this festival could spill out of the venue onto the streets of the northern quarter or perhaps even Picadilly gardens!
A similar scheme last was piloted summer (though no festival) in conjunction with a local church group with some considerable success. This year they are looking to build upon that foundation and really push the programme forward and hopefully reach many more young people who may not ever access a ‘conventional’ kind of arts space otherwise. If you or your organisation wish to get invloved or you know of any useful links or contacts, please contact Emily Philips at the following address: info@nexusartcafe.com
Exhibition Opportunity – Call for artists – Noise Arts Lab
EXHBITION CONCEPT:
·To showcase emerging artists who are creating work during the socio- economic conditions of the ‘recession’.
·Exhibition will be context/ site specific when situated at the proposed venue, Noise Arts Lab.
Overview of themes:
·Art Market and the Economy
·Art in the Public realm
·Participatory, interactive and activist art
If you are a creative practitioner that makes work in relation to the above themes and would like to be involved please send:
·Artists statement [100 words max] [how you re practice is relevant to the themes of the exhibition]
·Proposal of Work to be exhibited [100 words]
·Artists C.V
·Examples of Past Work [images/ stills]
This brief is open to all practitioners; Illustrators, Graphic Designers, Photographers, Printers, Film Makers, Theatre Groups etc.
Closing date for submissions: Monday 15th March
Provisional date for exhibition: May 2010
Venue: Noise Arts Lab, Market Street, Manchester
Contact: Taneesha Ahmed taneeshaahmed@gmail.com
Global Action Plan Art Competition
Global Action Plan, a climate change charity are running an art competition which would give students an opportunity to get their art nationally exhibited in high profile galleries, such as the Village Underground in East London, the View Gallery in Bristol and the Manchester Town Hall. The competition involves entering a piece of art which has been inspired by climate change. The competition is being organised by Climate Squad (a division of Global Action Plan), who attempt to raise climate change awareness in young people aged 16 – 25.
Closing date for entries is 28th May and entries should be uploaded to the website. For more information and a more detailed brief visit: http://www.cop-art.org.uk
Creative Apprentice Wanted
Manchester City Council’s Cultural Strategy Team are looking for a Creative Apprentice to join their team. If you are a Manchester resident aged 18-24 and do not have a degree, please visit the link below for more information and details of how to apply:
https://apprenticeshipvacancymatchingservice.lsc.gov.uk/navms/Forms/Candidate/VisitorLanding.aspx
Cultural and Education Development Officer Wanted
The Phoenix is a youth arts charity based in Bolton. They are looking for a Cultural & Education Development Officer to join their team.
One Year Fixed Term Contract, Salary £22,000 – £24,000
Three days a week this role will involve a commissioned post as Cultural Development Officer for Bolton Council’s ‘Find Your Talent’; to engage with, and evaluate and monitor, existing and future partners of the ‘cultural offer’ within Bolton, with a specific focus on third sector and schools development.
Two days a week this role will involve developing, programming and delivering The Phoenix’s cultural educational services with a specific focus on primary education.
The job involves a variety of duties. These will include project management, promotion and marketing, liaising with partners and evaluating projects. You will be expected to have:
Project Management experience and excellent communication skills.
Experience of working in the arts and knowledge of the education system is essential.
The successful applicant will be a self-motivated individual. They must demonstrate an ability to work unsupervised, use their own initiative and communicate appropriately with a diverse range of people.
Deadline for applications: 2pm March 15th
Interviews: March 17th or 18th
Further details and application form may be obtained from:
matthew@boltonphoenix.co.uk
Freelance Creative and Performing Arts Youth & Support Workers Needed
Activate Arts are a creative and performing arts charity based in Liverpool. They have a number of Lancashire contracts starting very soon and are looking for Lancashire based youth & support workers to work alongside delivery staff, supporting learners and assisting with the delivery of the course.
Previous experience of working with children and young people, especially vulnerable, at risk and disengaged learners would be an advantage. They also have a number of course working with young people with Special needs and learning difficulties.
Pay – £10.00 per hour, varied hours
Please email your CV and a Covering letter and your availability Monday – Sunday to viv@activatearts.com or Hill House, Archway Road, Huyton, L36 9XB. T: 0151 4824884
Get sorted 2: Budgeting and Fundraising for Youth Arts Projects
23rd September 2010, 10 am- 4.15 pm, Cornerhouse, Manchester.
This one-day training course is aimed at organisations and individuals who already have an idea for a youth arts project but are unsure on how to finance it. ‘Get Sorted 2’ will take you through a step by step guide for planning and drafting your own budget, advise on the best way to fill in funding applications and suggest where you can go to find the funds you need.
‘All participants will receive a certificate of attendance upon successful completion of the course and a wealth of practical resources. Prices for each course, which include lunch and refreshments, range from £110 to £150, with limited bursaries available. Please also remember that ENYAN members can request a 5% discount on all Artsplan publications and training!
For more information on these courses or to book a place, please contact the Artsplan Team via: artsplan@artswork.org.uk or call 02380 682535.
Workshop for drama workers and teachers
DRAMA, IDENTITY AND DIVERSITY:
Tuesday 23 March 2010
10am – 3.30pm
Venue: Royal Exchange Theatre
Beginning with the simple question, “What If?” drama can take children and young people on a journey of discovery. What if I was a refugee? What if I went to that school? What if I didn’t have any friends? What if everyonelooked at me with suspicion? Drama can enable us to create fictional characters and put them in fictional situations which reflect real people in the real world, without leaving the safety of the classroom. To give someone a name and a voice, in other words to humanize ‘the other’ can dramatically affect the way we see them.
Using some of these ideas as a starting point, this workshop will use
practical, accessible drama-based approaches to explore issues around
identity and diversity, and is suitable for everyone working with both young people and adults.
Cost: £50 (teachers and practitioners) / £30 student teachers
Book at Royal Exchange Box Office: 0161 833 9833
Artsplan Upcoming Courses
Artsplan (the in-house professional development department of ENYAN) is delighted to have an exciting programme of youth arts training courses taking place this year at the Cornerhouse in Manchester.
Upcoming courses include:
Behaviour Management and Youth Arts – 22nd April 2010, 10 am- 4.15 pm
Creating Safety: child protection and youth arts – 20th May 2010, 10 am- 4.15 pm
For further course information visit: www.artswork.org.uk/artsplan.
MYAN e-newsletter January 2010
- Have your say in the Arts Council National Strategy 2010
- Dance Strategy in the North West
- Contact Young Actors Company Auditions
- Impact of Enyan Campaign ‘Young Arts Leaders’
- BBC Young Composers’ Competition
- Volunteer and placement opportunities with Kinofilm
- Facilitator wanted – Contact Young Actors Company
- The Young Apprenticeship
- Need to Know UK National Summit
- Creativity in Education Professional
Learning Programme.
Have your say in the Arts Council National Strategy
Arts Council England have launched Achieving great art for everyone – a consultation on future priorities for the arts. The results of the consultation will inform a ten-year strategic framework and the Arts Council’s future investment decisions.
Achieving great art for everyone sets out the Arts Council’s understanding of the current arts landscape and pinpoints the areas that the Council believes need development. This is the first time the Arts Council has brought together all art forms and development areas into one set of long term priorities.
The consultation document outlines a vision for the future of the arts where England is a global creative hub, a platform for world-leading artistic excellence and innovation, and a great place for artists to live and work.
The Arts Council is inviting artists, arts organisations, partners and anyone interested in the arts to take part, including those from the commercial, amateur and voluntary sectors. The consultation will run until 14 April 2010 with the framework being published in late 2010. To find out more about how to take part and to download a copy of the consultation document visit www.artscouncil.org.uk/consultation.
Have Your Say in a Dance Strategy for the North West
RGA is working with Arts Council England to prepare a five year Dance Strategy for the North West. They are seeking views from a wide cross section of people who have an interest in dance in the region.
If you are interested in taking part, you can complete the survey by clicking on the link below:
http://http://www.artscouncil.org.uk
Contact Young Actors Company Auditions
If you are aged 15-25, this is your chance to explore your creativity, push your abilities and be part of one of the country’s leading young actors companies.
Auditions are held three times a year and this season’s are on Wed 20 – Fri 22 January between 6pm and 9pm. Places are strictly limited and must be booked in advance. Please call 0161 274 0600 to book a slot.
Don’t miss your chance to work with professional directors and perform on stage.
Impact of Enyan Campaign ‘Young Arts Leaders’
To ensure that ENYAN is responding to the needs of the sector and prove influence and impact as a result of national campaign work, they are keen to gather feedback from all those who contributed to the campaign, have utilised the online campaign document (http://www.enyan.co.uk/download/304457542) and may have taken part in the campaign’s legacy training course produced by Artsplan ‘Using the arts to develop aspiration, potential and leadership’. This consultation involves various government departments, ENYAN’s National Steering Group, ENYAN RAPs and the wider membership.
ENYAN will be collating all responses to ascertain the level of impact this campaign has had both on the sector itself and those who are responsible for or have an interest in supporting it. They welcome all feedback, and are particularly keen to know how the campaign may have impacted on your knowledge of Young Arts Leaders programmes and your current/future programming.
Perhaps you have developed a new Young Arts Leaders project; been inspired by a case study to approach or structure a programme differently, accessed funding sources that were referred to in the resource? Please respond at: enyan@artswork.org.uk
BBC Young Composers’ Competition
Young musicians aged between 12 and 18 are being invited to enter the BBC Proms Young Composers’ Competition, which is now in its 12th year. The competition will give the winners a BBC commission and see their work performed by professional musicians. Last year’s winners wrote pieces for the Last Night of the Proms, although details of the 2010 commissions have yet to be announced.
Entries to the competition will be judged by a panel of composers from a variety of musical fields, and composers have until 28 May to submit their entries.
The BBC is also calling for young composers to sign up for its Composer Labs, which aim to give young talent across the UK the opportunity to explore new ways of composing and get a taste of what it means to be a composer in the 21st century. The Composer Labs take place in Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow, London, Manchester and Truro between 7 February and 11 April. For the first time, an online version of a Composer Lab will also be made available from April. This will include footage from the various Labs, recommendations and tips.
Full information about the competition and the Composer Labs can be found at www.bbc.co.uk.
Volunteer and placement opportunities with Kinofilm
After three years away, Kinofilm is back. The Kinofilm Manchester European Short Film Festival is taking place from 28 April – 2 May 2010. They are looking for dynamic and dedicated people who are passionate about independent cinema and/or short film and would like to contribute to the return of Kinofilm. They are looking for:
. Volunteers for a wide range of pre festival work (minimum 2 days per week)
. Full time voluntary placements (4-5 days per week) up to and including the festival for a minimum of six weeks.
. Festival volunteers for the week of the festival (26th April – 3rd May)
If you are based in Greater Manchester, are interested in gaining experience of working in a busy festival office and have/or are looking to gain experience in any of the following; sponsorship and fundraising, print or web marketing, PR, communications, social networking, film making, editing, film or festival programming, administration and event organisation, Kinofilm would like to hear from you. To apply please send your CV and a covering letter with details of which position you are interested in to: tanya.smith@kinofilm.org
Facilitator wanted – Contact Young Actors Company
CYAC – Contact young actors company is about to launch its spring term 2010 and is looking for a lead facilitator to work with a very diverse and dynamic company of young actors aged between 15 and 25. They are open to working with facilitators who have particular skills and areas of interest; you will be working with an assistant artist and will be fully supported by a project manager form within the Creative development team at Contact.
Dates from: 27th January 2010 until 18th March 2010 Fees: £30 per hour exclusive of planning time.
If you think you may be interested or are in touch with appropriate artists please contact Danny Fahey at: DannyFahey@contact-theatre.org
The Young Apprenticeship
The Young Apprenticeship is a programme which enables talented GCSE students gain work experience. Creative & Cultural Skills supports Young Apprenticeships in Art & Design and Performing Arts. The programme has been running since 2004, delivered by partnerships made up of schools, colleges and employers.
Pupils are based in school where they follow the core National Curriculum subjects. For two days a week they work towards a Level 2 vocational qualification. The key part of the Young Apprenticeship is 50 day’s work experience with employers.
This is an ideal way for employers to help open up new ways for young people to gain relevant work experience. 9000 students will be undertaking a Young Apprenticeship.
For more information please contact apprenticeships@ccskills.org.uk
Need to Know UK National Summit – Audience Development in the UK – From Understanding to Engagement
27–28 Jan 2010, Durham, UK
Network’s annual conference explores how we gather, understand and apply the knowledge to grow audiences. Network is the umbrella body for Audience Development Agencies in the UK. This is a unique opportunity for high level debate. Together we will create a manifesto for increasing people’s engagement with arts and culture in the UK.
BOOK YOUR PLACE NOW . For further information, or to book your place today visit our online booking facility or contact Fiona Scott if you have any queries: fiona@audiencesyorkshire.org.uk
Creativity in Education Professional Learning Programme
The Centre for Urban Education is offering a new Creativity in Education unit, accredited by the Institute of Education at Manchester Metropolitan University, and offering 20 ‘M’ Level Credits.
This unit has been developed to enable a range of professionals (including creative practitioners, arts educators, museums, gallery and theatre outreach staff, youth and health workers, teaching assistants, teachers, professionals working in the creative and cultural industries and creative agents) to support the development of creative learning and teaching in schools, arts and cultural organisations and other educational settings.
It includes a study of the place of creative learning and teaching in contemporary educational policies and practices, including exploration of regional and national programmes offered through Creative and Cultural Education (CCE), such as the Creative Partnerships programme.
Participants will investigate how external creative partners can work with teachers to develop the creativity of young people in schools and other learning settings, with particular reference to the urban context.
In addition to considering definitions of creativity it will consider the knowledge and skills needed in working in partnership in order to facilitate curriculum change.
Dates:
Tuesday 23rd March 9.30- 5.00
Monday 12th April 9.30- 5.00
Tuesday 30th June 9.30- 5.00
Plus one further date in July tbc
Course Fees:- £300
To register to receive the Curriculum outline,application form and course requirements; please contact:
c.obrien@mmu.ac.uk by 31/01.2010
60-second comedy film competition
IdeasTap and the Open Up Now campaign team have launched a comedy film challenge with a chance to win some cash and a day with John Lloyd, leading comedy writer and producer (QI, Black Adder, Spitting Image Not the Nine O’Clock News).
The Open Up Now campaign, the brainchild of some of the county’s most influential media forces: from Harry Enfield to global advertising giants Mother London are aiming to get us, the great British public re-engaged with politics.
They have created hilarious virals starring a duck with comedy legend Enfield’s voice and they’re asking you to re-edit it (or mash it up) to make a 60 second film.
Taking elements from the original films ‘Tales From The Duck House’ we want to see you mash them up in anyway you like to make an attention grabbing and engaging 60 second film. The winning mash-up will receive £300 and a day work shadowing John Lloyd. bsp;
Deadline: 11th December, 5 pm
www.openupnow.org/ideas-tap
Free Event: The Curious and Creative Child
Date: Tue 8 Dec ’09, 9:30am-4pm
Venue: Tate Liverpool, the Concourse, 4th Floor
Workshop Leader: Jo Albin-Clark
There are places available for a CPD event being coordinated by National Museums Liverpool as part of the Early Years strand of the Find Your Talent national change programme.
This CPD event, with Jo Albin-Clark, is for practitioners with a real interest in potentially working in early years, and will give you the principles of the Early Years Foundation Stage as well as exploring the role of the creative practitioner in supporting children’s learning.
Please note that places are limited so early booking is advised.
To book a place contact Hannah Rapley at hannah.rapley@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk or call Hannah on 0151 478 4106.
TRAINING: Music leader session
Band On The Wall, 29 Swan Street, M4 5JZ
11 Dec ’09, 1-4pm
Are you a musician who’d like to work as a music leader?
Just setting out on your music leading career?
Not sure where to start?
Then START UP is for you!
Come along to this jam-packed half day session, where you get the opportunity to introduce yourself to us and find out a bit about who we are & what we do. The session will take you on an informative journey around the world of music leading and will give an insight into what it’s like to work as a music leader.
‘Start Up’ aims to provide you with information on the music leading profession, from an overview of the type of work available, through how to navigate local and national contacts, and how to link in to what is going on. You will receive information on training that you can access to develop yourself professionally and be given the opportunity to reflect on your work and skills and how you might use them as a music leader.
If you’re interested in attending please contact Andrea Ahimie-Carthy on either 0161 830 3899 or north-west@musicleader.net
We can also deliver bespoke ‘Start Up’ Sessions into your organisation, or for your new music leaders.
Hot spots and ice blocks – profiling & analysing your customers
Hot spots and ice blocks is part of the Dazzled by data? Turning Point training programme managed by the Arts Marketing Association, funded by Arts Council England and supported by ADUK.
Date
Wed 21 Oct ’09, 10am-5pm
Venue
Royal Exchange Theatre
Cost
£65 +VAT
Trainers
Penny Mills, Director of Client Services, Audiences London & Roisin Jones, Consultant
What’s it about?
This workshop will help you to identify potential for developing visitors and participants. It will introduce a range of technique for interpreting your visitor data, enabling you to take informed decisions for the future – who should you target and what is the best way to reach them?
Who’s it for?
This course is for marketing and audience development managers responsible for analysing and interpreting visitor data. To make the most of this course you should have a reasonable knowledge of your marketing objectives and strategy and should already have, or be planning to gather, audience intelligence information.
What will I learn?
- Enhanced knowledge in understanding what your visitor data is telling you
- How reliable it is
- Confidence in making informed conclusions and recommendations
To book, visit the Arts Marketing Association website.
Crystal clear – using visitor data for strategic planning
Crystal clear is part of the Dazzled by data? Turning Point training programme managed by the Arts Marketing Association, funded by Arts Council England and supported by ADUK.
Date
Wed 18 Nov ’09
Trainer
Kate Sanderson, Partner, Indigo
What’s it about?
How do you know when to stop collecting data and start planning? How much information is enough? This workshop will enable you to select the right approach for your strategic plan and give you the advocacy tools required to bring others on the journey with you.
Who’s it for?
Those at head of department, director or senior manager level, looking to improve their marketing and business planning through the effective use of visitor data.
What will I learn?
- How to use visitor data to make good decisions
- How to use tools to analyse and select a strategic approach
- How to overcome barriers to make the strategic change work
- How to keep your plan on track to inform future development
Venue
Royal Exchange Theatre
Cost
£65 + VAT
To book visit the Arts Marketing Association website
Dance Links: Training
Dance Links: Training is for dance artists, practitioners and out-of-school dance providers who want to develop their skills delivering dance in schools within or beyond the curriculum.
A new and improved series of two-day residential training events will take place in autumn 2009. Training costs just £75 including meals & accommodation.
The events will cover:
- principles of best practice in dance both in and out of schools
- high quality learning and teaching
- identification of your strengths and professional development needs
- guidance on developing of a portfolio showing what you have to offer
- contexts, practicalities and essentials of working in schools
- management of resources, time and behaviour
Trainees will also be entitled to a year’s free membership of the NDTA.
Course dates:
- Friday 4 & Saturday 5 September – Sheffield
- Friday 11 & Saturday 12 September – Winchester
- Friday 18 & Saturday 19 September – Birmingham
To be eligible for a place on Dance Links, you must be 21 years old or over and have some experience of delivering dance in schools, either within or beyond the curriculum.
You should also have at least one of the following:
- Degree in dance or dance and another subject
- Vocational training at a stage school or through a degree
- Certified course for working in schools and other community settings
- Links with regional and national dance agencies
- Registration with a private dance teaching association
How to apply:
Places are limited so send your application in as soon as possible. Applications will be assessed and allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Final closing date for applications: 12 noon, Friday 14 August 2009. If you feel that you meet the criteria, download the application form from www.ndta.org.uk/dance-links/training and email it along with your CV to dancelinks@ndta.org.uk.
Dance Links: Training is being delivered by the National Dance Teachers Association on behalf of Youth Dance England.
TRAINING: Dance Links
Dance Links: Training is for dance artists, practitioners and out of school dance providers who want to develop their skills delivering dance in schools within or beyond the curriculum.
A new and improved series of two day residential training events will take place in autumn 2009. Training costs just £75 including meals and accommodation.
The events will cover:
- principles of best practice in dance both in and out of schools
- high quality learning and teaching
- identification of your strengths and professional development needs
- guidance on developing of a portfolio showing what you have to offer
- contexts, practicalities and essentials of working in schools
- management of resources, time and behaviour
Trainees will also be entitled to a year’s free membership of the NDTA.
Course dates:
Fri 4 & Sat 5 Sept – Sheffield
Fri 11 & Sat 12 Sept – Winchester
Fri 18 & Sat 19 Sept – Birmingham
To be eligible for a place on Dance Links, you must be 21 years old or over and have some experience of delivering dance in schools, either within or beyond the curriculum.
You should also have at least one of the following:
- Degree in dance or dance and another subject
- Vocational training at a stage school or through a degree
- Certified course for working in schools and other community settings
- Links with regional and national dance agencies
- Registration with a private dance teaching association
How to apply
Places are limited so send your application in as soon as possible. Applications will be assessed and allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Final closing date for applications: 12 noon, Fri 14 Aug ’09
If you feel that you meet the criteria, download the application form from http://www.ndta.org.uk/dance-links/training/ and email it to dancelinks@ndta.org.uk along with your CV.
Dance Links: Training is being delivered by the National Dance Teachers Association on behalf of Youth Dance England.
Distance Learning – ‘Working Together: using the arts with young people
Artsplan is delighted to be able to offer its 6-week distance learning opportunity Working together – using the arts with young people. You can start the course at a date of your choice and prices range from £65 to £95 dependent on circumstances.
The distance learning version of this popular one-day workshop is the perfect opportunity for those with financial and time related barriers. No compromise is made on course quality with one-on-one mentoring and extensive supporting material provided.
For further details on Artsplan courses or to make a booking, please contact Jay Barron, Artsplan Development Manager on 02380 630960 or email artsplan@artswork.org.uk www.artswork.org.uk/artsplan
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