Voicebox: Kickstart your career

Is 2018 your year to start an art career? Here are a few resolutions to help you get there, and some links to more resources too.

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

From food poisoning in South East Asia to volunteering in a migrant camp - we could all learn a thing or two from ambitious student Georgie Campbell.

Going to university can be a stressful time, and the kind folk at John Lewis have pulled together three influencers – and former students - to answer some of the most frequently asked questions!

NTW joins creative partnership to help young people realise their entrepreneurial ambition

A career in the arts is challenging, hard work and really rewarding. Work placements and training opportunities are a great way to test out your desired career, meet people in the industry and develop your skills and experience.

University is great. Three years of all-nighters, existential crises, ever-looming deadlined, never-ending stress and excessive drinking. Survive that and you come out with a degree and thousands upon thousands of pounds of debt. Compelling, right?

It is around this time that a number of you will be told to begin your UCAS applications, even if it isn't what you want to do. Don't feel that university is the be all or end all though - there are other options!

Having completed my undergraduate degree in History and my postgraduate degree in Art History I am evidently a big advocate for going to university.

Choosing between university and the world of work is hard, what are the pros and cons?

This month we have discussed the current state of creative education in the UK and it has proved itself to be rather lacking. From interviews with leading demonstrators to creative utopias, here is the best from September.

The biggest issue in Education has got to be the large percentage of children still being failed by the system.