Voicebox: Kickstart your career

Always possible is offering a week of free online specialist workshops for creatives dreaming of starting a business or expanding a side-hustle. 

“I was just making things I wanted to wear but couldn’t buy anywhere!”

Jasmine Rowland reflects on her time at university and raises questions around the lack of preparation offered for those entering the “real world”. Life after graduation shouldn’t be considered intimidating, so why is it? 

"It’s crazy because I never dreamed about or wanted to be a tattoo artist. Instead, I was chosen to do it."

My easy breakdown of Joanna Gaudoin's Webinar for Kickstarters supported by Voice in which she shared her advice on prepping for a job interview. 

Societies at university can offer an outlet outside of academic work and a chance to make friends. But for some students, they’re breeding grounds for toxicity and peer pressure. 

From nursery rhymes to higher education, we are constantly advancing to the succeeding stage of our lives, but as you age these steps become more uncertain and fuelled with doubt. Leaving us with the daunting question - what's next?

“My main reason for developing Sonid was to hand my students a simple way to learn and practice music theory in their own time and space.”

Get involved with Discover! Creative Careers week from 1 - 5 March to unlock all that the creative industries have to offer!

Ceri Davies completed her Silver Arts Award in 2012 and went on to become a disability rights campaigner, setting up her own community interest company, More Mascots Please. Find out more about what Ceri's been up to in this video interview. 

A guide to help you navigate your journey into the creative industries. 

The quiz is the latest in a series of resources to help young people discover careers in museums