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1 Artswork Working with young people in the museum sector 22 nd March 2016 David Wales Senior Manager Learning & Skills

2 Working with young people?

3 Working with young people Source: Gateway to Growth CBI/Pearson education and skills survey 2014

4 Young people 16 years plus (working age) Pre-apprenticeshipApprenticeshipInternsVolunteers

5 Benefits of working with young people Succession planning Diversity of workforce Access to a young voice/audience Enthusiasm Digital natives Good for business

6 Programmes Pre-apprenticeship programmes Study programme NEET engagement Apprenticeship programme Level 2, 3 & beyond Frameworks Learning on job Interns Creative employment programme has been encouraging paid positions

7 Case Study London Transport Museum Apprentices, Hannah Steele & Eli Bligh-Briggs were the joint winners of the Creative and Cultural Skills Apprenticeship Award 2015

8 Case Studies Apprentices at NMRN & D-Day Museum (2015) -Community Arts Administration -12 month post -Financial support from Grants -Artswork training

9 Challenges Finance Time Support Progression

10 Safeguarding Policy update support Trainers who work in the sector and have up to date policy knowledge Critical Friend In-house or open courses

11 Questions? Contact details: david.wales@artswork.org.ukdavid.wales@artswork.org.uk


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