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Creative Careers provides paid work experience, training and mentoring with access to industry mentors and networks.
Frequencies creative careers
Recruitment for 2024 is open until 21st May.
Frequencies Creative Careers provides paid training for young people aged 16-25 to expand their knowledge of the music industry and take their first steps in their career as an industry professional.
Our careers programme offers a wide range of industry insights into roles including production, stage-craft, presenting, social media, BSL Interpretation, marketing and more. Participants will be guided through 10 hours' worth of training through our expert mentors and in-house team who will share their industry knowledge, advice and support.
Participants will be paid at the National Living Wage (aged 23 and over) or National Minimum Wage (aged 16-23) whilst gaining experience. It supports a crucial step into entry level opportunities within the music industry.
Past trainees have gone on to work at renowned venues and organisations such as the Arts Council England, The Southbank Centre, BBC, Royal Albert Hall, Glastonbury and more.
If you are aged 16-25 and would like to launch your career into the music industry, we encourage you to apply. We encourage applications from young creatives who are from ethnically diverse backgrounds, the LGBTQIA+ community and the disabled community.
Roles Available:
- Young Presenters: participants will present side-by-side on stage with a BBC Introducing, 1xtra, 6Music, ITV, BBC presenter.
- Social Media and Marketing: participants will create Frequencies social media posts whilst developing skills in photography, videography, and social media on industry devices and equipment.
- Event Production: participants will gain skills in artist liaison, front of house and backstage support at our largest events taking place in Birmingham in July and London in November.
- Stage Craft: participants will develop key skills in crewing and stage craft including handling high-quality technical equipment, instruments and stage scheduling.
Please see our guidance document before applying.