There are so many jobs in the arts and with that a number of different pathways to get into an arts career. The 4 main things that opens doors into arts careers are passion, creativity, training and hard work.

A lot of people want to write about sports. However, most people don't know how to do so. This article will help you out a little bit.

You don't have to be a keen writer to get involved in the media, or to contribute to Voice!

Sadly, socialising doesn't come naturally to a lot of young people, especially me, who are only just getting to grips with the real world.

This weekend, I headed to How To Win a Novel Award, a talk at Bath Literature Festival. Here are the key highlights from the discussion to help any aspiring writers pitch their work just right...

It's Start Your Arts Award Day! Here are our top tips for getting going with Arts Award...

Doing your Arts Award gives you a whole range of experiences and teaches you new skills. You need to make sure that when you are writing your college/university or work application that others can see what you have learnt.

This month we have rather naughtily put creativity and education up against one another - but obviously in a dream world they would be best pals. So, how do you really make the most of both?

Here's a handy guide to writing reviews for the web by A Younger Theatre's Editor Jake Orr.

You'll get a lot of people telling you that writing a review is easy, but the simple fact of the matter is that if you've never done it before, it definitely isn't going to be. We'll all have done some textual analysis in school for English but after that exam, it escaped our memories quicker than, well… you can remember.

So you're thinking about traveling and you want to take your camera with you. Why not make a film while you're there?

The theme this month is art takes a trip, but it's often the case people take a trip to see the art.