Most useful subject/s that a student would study to work for your university-
Music, Performing Arts, Filmmaking, Music Business, Music Marketing, Film Business, Video Games Art & Technology, Hair and Make up
3 most useful skills that a student should consider-
creativity/innovation; adaptability/ resilience; technical knowledge
Top tips for students -
Highlight Your Experience: Include school music projects, bands, performances, or any work experience you've done, like school concerts or helping with events, to show your involvement in the arts.
Be Proactive and Professional: Get involved in school bands, drama productions, or media projects, and always show up on time, communicate well, and be reliable—it all helps build a good reputation.
Stay Curious and Keep Learning: Always look for ways to improve your skills, whether that's practising, learning new techniques, or staying updated on trends in music, film, and performing arts.
Top ideas for students -
Seek Work Experience Opportunities: Explore local music venues, studios, or media companies for short-term placements to gain hands-on experience and insights into the industry.
Research Relevant Degrees: Look into university courses that align with your passion, such as music performance, film production, or performing arts, focusing on programs that offer practical learning and industry connections.
Consider Apprenticeships: Explore apprenticeships in areas like sound engineering, production, or media, where you can learn on the job while developing professional skills and earning qualifications.
Top reading / research /websites to start students on their journey-
Bimm blogs/ social media, screenskills, BBC Music
Content for the Futures Fair website
We offer a wide range of scholarships and bursaries across all our schools to widen participations: https://www.bimm.ac.uk/fees-finance/scholarships-bursaries/ We place a heavy emphasis on experience and dont just look at grades when interviewing students, we have a dedicated student wellbeing team to support our students https://www.bimm.ac.uk/student-wellbeing/
Please suggest any other ways students can look out for EDI support - whether in education and/or employment. We will ensure your messages reach the students to help support them along their journey of life.*
engaging with EDI programs and initiatives such as internships, scholarships etc. Join EDI specific societies or working groups to help build a network as well as access mentoring, peer support
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