Considering we get all these articles about artists and what they do for a living, you may be wondering – what exactly do I do? Well, fellow reader, you’re about to find out!

Being an apprentice can be highly beneficial for a young person, especially when you need a good head start in the world of work (trust me - I know what it's like). Melissa from Culture Bridge North East tells us her version of events below.

So you have managed to secure an interview with your favourite practitioner, or well known artist. How do you make sure it all goes to plan?

Want a career in the creative sector?  This annual conference is one of those places that help to make it happen on an industry level.  I reflect briefly on a few key notes I made.

It's one thing to write a solid CV or cover letter, but another to make your job application stand out between those of other candidates with similarly good CVs. How do you convince your dream employer that you're the ultimate fit? How do you sell yourself well and get that job?

Voice is running the Best Newcomer Award at Brighton Fringe 2018. If this is your first time at Brighton Fringe, you are eligible to be considered for the shortlist!

I started volunteering when I was 19 - which is 12 years ago - and I believe it's what sparked the start of my career in the arts. Find out more about how volunteering can help spark kick-start your career! 

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Curious Minds gather advice from professionals on where to go after you’ve finished your apprenticeship

We spoke to Hannah Prentice, currently doing her Gold Arts Award about the volunteering she’s doing as part of her award and it bringing her to MozFest.

Shelby Johnston, together with Sarah Longfield, both of See Think Make, have put together an accessible workshop to engage young people with digital creativity at Mozfest. We spoke to Shelby about her work with See Think Make.

Read about the work of the eternally enterprising Shwetal Shah of Erase All Kittens who has spent her life closing the gap between science and technology, and social issues.