1. Education, employment and training for 16 – 18 yr olds
Nov Cultural&Creative

2. What jobs are likely to be available in Manchester over the next 10 years?

3. What skills do employers want?
As well as strong academic and vocational qualifications,
employers also want people with “softer” skills and qualities.
These can include:

4. Do you want to work in the Cultural / Creative Industry?
Jobs in these areas include;
Museum Assistant
Artist
Web Designer
Musician
Architect
Performer

5. Case Study: Marcus Kimbigelis – Museum of Science and Industry Apprentice
Marcus began a BTEC in ICT and soon realised it wasn’t for him.
He researched apprenticeships and applied for the Apprentice ICT
role at The Museum of Science and Industry.
Marcus was successful and now works in the museum’s
I.T.Department.
Marcus says….
“Meeting new people, learning something new everyday & the whole range of experiences I get to be involved in are great – I have a sense of pride at the end of each day.”

6. Do you want a future in the Cultural / Creative industry?
One in twelve jobs in the UK is now classed as ‘Creative’
Manchester is the second largest hub for the Creative Industry in
Europe after London.
Creative industries could bring an estimated 23,000 new jobs to
Greater Manchester over the next decade
The Factory, Manchester is a £78m project due to open in Manchester
in It will be home to the Manchester International Festival and
other creative organisations.

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