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Book activities - Working with schools and colleges - Kingston University London

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Find out more about the events run by the Education Liaison team at Kingston University for schools and colleges, plus how to book.

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POWER HALF HOUR 3: Demonstrating your creative curiosity/subject knowledge

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POWER HALF HOUR 3: Demonstrating your creative curiosity/subject knowledge

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23.03.23 Collect evidence & reflect.

What events/performances/exhibitions have you attended to broaden your subject knowledge? ​​

What skills/knowledge have you gained through this? ​​

How has this influenced you creatively?​

What artists/designers/crafts people/performers/musicians/film makers do you enjoy studying? ​​

How has this influenced your work?​

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Monday 24th April 2023 - Wednesday 26th April 2023

UK University Search are excited to be collaborating with the Russell Group once again to bring you our popular, informative and inspiring webinars that cover a range of key topics.

Taking place from the 25-27th April, we have five 90-minute sessions each featuring six expert panelists who will offer clear, impartial guidance for students looking at taking the next step in their educational journey.

Each session the chat will be managed by other representatives from the Russell Group who will be able to answer specific questions and provide further information throughout.

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DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 24th March !!Textile Artist Competition - National

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DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 24th March !!Textile Artist Competition - National

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If you are interested in entering this competition email me sme@woking.ac.uk (Sinead Merry) by 20th March 2023 with a photo of your entry and a brief statement including:
- a brief description of your textile piece, your techniques and processes, your inspiration and theme.

The entry can be based on any theme and can be part of your ongoing coursework, we just ask that your design or artwork is a textile/fabric piece, not paper.

No finished garments please. Be creative and imaginative! This could be a design or artwork using any medium or technique, even 3D!

FANTASTIC PRIZES:  The winning student from both categories will each receive a JANOME 725S sewing machine, £50.00 voucher from DRYAD EDUCATION and a TEXTILE SKILLS CENTRE trophy!
The winning schools will receive a free TEXTILE SKILLS CENTRE online course (1-6) Online Events
Every participant will receive a certificate.

2nd and 3rd places will each receive a goodie bag from DRYAD EDUCATION.

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Workshop: Windfall Films - Careers in television on & off the screen

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Workshop: Windfall Films - Careers in television on & off the screen

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Ever thought you might like to work in television?

Age: 14-19

Duration: 1

Industry: Media

Application deadline: 28/05/2023

Dates: 28/06/2023 - 28/06/2023

Timings: 10:00 - 15:00

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to work in television production? What do you need to do to make a hit show like The Masked Singer, or an incredible documentary about Black Holes and the mysteries of the universe?

Maybe you like fashion, design, science or history, or even just love taking photos and videos on your phone to tell your own story - but don`t know how that could actually lead to a career.

Television production has opportunities in a huge variety of roles, for people with an amazingly diverse range of skills and interests like you!

The Argonon Group is a multi-award winning set of production companies and this is your chance to meet some of the people that work here, to discover more about kinds of jobs that television production can offer, the kind of skills you`ll need and how you can take the next steps to develop them.
Please Note: This opportunity requires you to be avaliable on Wednesday March 8 from 10am - 3pm.
When applying, answer the following questions

Creative: What would you create if you were given £100,000 tomorrow?

Which of your skills would you like to improve?

More about what we do:

Skills/Experiences You Will Gain:

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Ever thought you might like to work in television?

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Apply here Ever thought you might like to work in television? Age: 14-19 Duration: 1 Industry: Media Application deadline: 28/05/2023 Dates: 28/06/2023 - 28/06/2023 Timings: 10:00 - 15:00 Have you ever wondered what it might be like to work in television production? What do you need to do to make...

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Group Workshop: Key Skills and Creative Confidence 1

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Group Workshop: Key Skills and Creative Confidence 1

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A short lunchtime workshop to help you identify your key creative skills and areas for development, in readiness for writing your personal statements.
When: Thursday 23rd March @12:45
Where: Room 75 ( Top block 3DD room)

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How to enter:

•Submit a photo of your artwork to sme@woking.ac.uk by 1st May 2023

•The work can be in any media.

•Ensure your photograph shows of your work fully and is submitted as a jpeg 950x600 pixels

•You should include the following information: 2-3 sentences about your piece setting out how your photo responds to the brief and how it illustrates your feelings about the theme.

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Cinematography Online Seminar: 13th March

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Cinematography Online Seminar: 13th March

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Do you want to go into Media Production? Do you love photography or cinematography? Since 1991 Sophie has worked happily as a filmmaker and cinematographer specialising in natural history in remote locations throughout the world from 78 degrees South to 78 degrees North. Sophie won a BAFTA in 2016 and was accepted as a BAFTA member in 2018. Join us as we interview Sophie about her career and find out her top tips and career tricks. Click here to register

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CINEMATOGRAPHY CAREERS WITH SOPHIE DARLINGTON, WILDLIFE CINEMATOGRAPHER

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CINEMATOGRAPHY CAREERS WITH SOPHIE DARLINGTON, WILDLIFE CINEMATOGRAPHER

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POWER HALF HOUR 2: Identifying your sought after skills!

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POWER HALF HOUR 2: Identifying your sought after skills!

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Identify your transferable skills (02.03.23):​

What skills/knowledge have you gained through enrichment/extra-curricular activities?​

How have you applied this to your work?​

What skills/knowledge have you gained through work/WEX/volunteering?​

How is this useful to you?​

What skills have you gained through other subjects?​

How have you applied this to your creative work?​

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Participants have six weeks to complete all five work experience modules, which can begin between 1st February and 10th March. The timer starts once you begin the first module.

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Channel 4 is launching a new work experience programme and an expansion of its successful 4Schools project for young people targeting a career in TV.

The broadcaster is introducing an online work experience programme which helps young people match their skills to a potential career in the creative industries.

4Skills Work Experience is a free virtual programme run by the broadcaster and GetMyFirstJob which sets challenges to help people discover their creative career match.

Aimed at people aged 16 and above, it covers some of the most important steps a TV show takes on its way to our screen - from initial idea to securing a sponsor, to deciding when a programme should be broadcast and analysing its success.

In addition, Channel 4 is also expanding its specialist programme, 4Schools, which is aimed at inspiring school students to consider a career in the media industry.

In its first year 4Schools focused on 11 to 14-year-olds with more than 19,000 students from more than 60 schools taking part in 2022. This year, 4Schools will also include 14-16 year olds and include bespoke provision for students with Special Educational Needs.

4Schools is especially focused on reaching schools which have a higher than the national average percentage of free school meals in the hope it will inspire students to explore a career in the media industry.

4Schools' programmes include workshops, online exercises and talks with industry insiders and current Channel 4 employees on how to set about securing a successful creative career.

Channel 4's Managing Director Nations and Regions Sinead Rocks said: "We want to reach thousands more school students this year across the UK through 4Schools, students who might never have considered a career in broadcasting. And the free online 4Skills Work Experience programme will be available to anyone, anywhere in the UK and help match their skills with a career in the creative industry and help more young people kick start their careers."

The 4Skills Work Experience programme is being rolled out after a pilot with 250 participants ran in late 2022. Registration is now open for the programme commencing 1 st February.

To help develop and deliver 4Skills Work Experience, Channel 4 has partnered with social enterprise TheTalentPeople which also operates GetMyFirstJob.co.uk, the UK's leading jobs site for young people.

TheTalentPeople has extensive experience in boosting inclusion in early talent recruitment, and works with schools, colleges, training providers and a host of major employers nationwide.

Participants have six weeks to complete all five work experience modules, which can begin between 1 st February and 10 th March. The timer starts once you begin the first module.

4Skills Work Experience is open to anyone aged 16 or older. For more details and to register visit https://4skillsworkexperience.com/

Last year 4Skills generated more than 23,000 training, development and learning opportunities for people across the UK, focusing on people from underrepresented groups. It delivered more than 4,000 career progression opportunities through fast track schemes, bursaries, training and mentoring and more than 200 paid entry level roles including internships, apprenticeships and production training schemes.

4Skills invests £5m in training, development and learning opportunities annually and this will double to £10m by 2025.

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C4 launches virtual work experience for broadcast careers - Televisual

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Channel 4 is launching a new work experience programme and an expansion of its successful 4Schools project for young people targeting a career in TV. The broadcaster is introducing an online work experience programme which helps young people match their skills to a potential career in the creative industries.

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A short lunchtime workshop helping you identify your course options beyond Woking College and creating individual plans to help you succeed and achieve your goals.
When: Thursday 2nd March @12.45
Where: Room 75 (Top Block 3D Design room)

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Meet the Excellence Group: Quick Lunchtime Session

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Meet the Excellence Group: Quick Lunchtime Session

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Welcome to the Excellence Programme - meet Sinead and the rest of the Arts group.
When: Thursday 23rd Feb @ 12:45
Where: Room 75 (Top Block 3D Design Room)

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POWER HALF HOUR: start your research into your life AFTER Woking College.

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POWER HALF HOUR: start your research into your life AFTER Woking College.

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Have you thought about what you want to do  as a career?  Have you thought about what you want to study next?

Your half hour task this week (23.02.23) is to start researching your next steps.  Be able to answer the following 2 questions:

1. What type of course do I want to study next?  Why?

2.  List 3 institutions that offer courses I would like to study.  Write down your top 2 reasons for studying there (location, reputation, grade requirements, course content, etc)

Knowledge is power, so use your half hour wisely to get on track.

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SEMINAR: Design for Life - Delve into the world of architecture

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SEMINAR: Design for Life - Delve into the world of architecture

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Thursday 9th March - register here

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Creative Careers Advice Tool........  Try it today!

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Creative Careers Advice Tool........  Try it today!

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Explore - WonderWhat, Co-created by Bond + Coyne and Arts University Bournemouth

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Explore 1000s of images from a range of different creative disciplines.

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Portfolio Top Tips from today's talk hosted by AUB

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Portfolio Top Tips from today's talk hosted by AUB

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So, you want to be a Freelance Photographer? - Suffolk Camera Project
Industry: Arts

Target Area for Student Applications: UK wide

Date: 07/03/2023

Time: 10:00 am - 11:00 am

Ages: 14-19

Application Closing Date: 28/02/2023

Opportunity ID: PL-4270

From marketing to art work, in our now-more-than-ever visual world, photography can lead you and your career down an interesting pathway. One of the most common forms of employment for a photographer is to work 'Freelance' / self-employed.

Suffolk Camera Project founder George Bentley will be joining us to explain what this means, the varied career journey he has enjoyed through photography, from opening a shop in a converted double decker bus, to working on freelance projects with marketing agencies!

This one hour session will be packed with practical advice for any aspiring photographer, as well as insights into the business and self employment element of a freelance career.
To book a workshop for your students please use the booking form.

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So, you want to be a Freelance Photographer? - Suffolk Camera Project

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So, you want to be a Freelance Photographer? - Suffolk Camera Project Industry: Arts Target Area for Student Applications: UK wide Date: 07/03/2023 Time: 10:00 am - 11:00 am Ages: 14-19 Application Closing Date: 28/02/2023 Opportunity ID: PL-4270 From marketing to art work, in our now-more-than-ever visual world, photography can lead you and your career down an interesting pathway.