Victoria Edwards - Arts Award achiever extraordinaire - shares her top tips to help you plan an event. 

Teenage years might well be the busiest of our life. So, whether you’re undertaking Arts Award with the help of your school, or as a separate venture entirely, here are a few tips to make sure it runs smoothly.

Some top tips to help you start planning your project. Useful if you’re doing your Gold Arts Award.

Canva is a creative online program that you can use to create any graphic you need - a film poster, a book cover, Facebook cover images, and even logo designs. It’s very easy to use, so it’s great if you’re a graphic design novice!

Doing any project, qualifications, work or life in general can be taxing. It’s important to look after yourself and avoid burnout or break down!

You've organised an event? Great job! But now you've actually got to promote it. Don't worry! Let me show you how to make the best graphics out there using Photoshop Elements 15.

To help us explore the best ways to form and express an opinion we got in touch with one of the most opinionated people around: Rants N Bants. 

Looking for help and inspiration for young people doing Arts Award? Arts Award Voice offers ideas and support that you and your groups can access any time. It's free and has fresh content from young people who've been through it themselves.

Doing your Arts Award is great fun but you must spend time organising everything and making sure nothing is missing from your portfolio. That's where Voice comes in with help!

This is a broad estimation of the situation, but the fundamental part of it is, while the adage 'once you get your foot in, you're set', is true, you need to make sure your footprint is big enough.

We asked Molly Tresadern, Content Creator and Marketer at Art UK, to tell us how to write and send off a professional pitch.

Talks, Q&As, roundtable discussions. Reviewing can be tough at the best of times but how do you review a talk?