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Opportunities, events, films and stories from across the creative industries - updated as the movement grows.

  • Hannah Telfer Of VINTAGE At Penguin Inspires Young People At Roundhay School In Leeds

    By Helen Parker, Creative UK

    In May 2026, Hannah Telfer, Managing Director of Penguin Random House’s VINTAGE division, delivered an exciting industry talk at Roundhay School as part of the Speakers for Schools Programme.

  • How Into Film Brought the BFI Careers Festival to Young People Across the UK 

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    Into Film delivered a UK-wide careers programme across all four nations to support London's flagship BFI Careers Festival.

  • Inside Framestore’s Immersive Experience Workshop

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    Framestore’s Immersive Experience Workshop introduced young people to career opportunities within the visual effects, games and animation sectors and helped them to explore future industry pathways.

  • Music:Leeds / Launchpad Power New Careers with Leeds Music Industry SWAP

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    Across 2 weeks in January and February 2026, Music:Leeds/Launchpad worked closely with a local job centre to reach young people who wanted to find new career paths.

  • The Crafts Council’s Nationwide Mission to Build a Sustainable and Inclusive Craft Sector

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    In November 2025, the Crafts Council teamed up with regional organisations and industry collaborators to tackle this challenge and delivered a national UK programme for Discover Creative Careers Month.

  • Vicky McClure and Nihal Arthanayake back Discover Creative Careers as new badges announced

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    Industry ambassadors including Penguin Random House, BAFTA, Crafts Council, and Into Games back new creative careers badge being issued to those advocating for widened access to creative careers and creative careers education for young people ahead of Discover Creative Careers Month in November. 

  • Levelling Up - How Into Games Inspired the Next Generation of Game Designers

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    The video games industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the UK. However, it remains a challenging industry to break into. Into Games is a UK charity widening access to careers in the video games industry for people from working-class and low-income backgrounds.

  • How THE HOUSE OF RADHA Inspired Scotland's Next Generation of Creatives

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    Every conversation has the power to shape a future. Between January and March 2026, the award-winning creative platform THE HOUSE OF RADHA—where fashion, art, music, and education meet—led an inspiring series of career events and interactive workshops across Ayrshire and Edinburgh.

  • What career pathways can studying GCSE Drama open up?

    By Stef Hall, Director of Talent & Outreach, Creative Access

    A guide into what jobs or career pathways you can choose if you’ve studied GCSE drama.

  • Welcome to Discover Creative Careers: a fresh chapter 

    By the Creative Careers Collective

    Discover Creative Careers has relaunched as a UK-wide programme, connecting young people with work experience, resources and opportunities to make creative careers more accessible, especially for underrepresented communities.

  • Talent, Not Background

    By Nick Brook, CEO, Futures For All

    The creative industries are one of the UK's greatest success stories, a sector that shapes cultural influence around the world while contributing over £145 billion to our national economy.

  • Opening Doors. Building Futures.

    By Dr Mel Rodrigues CEO of Creative Access

    Showing a young person that a creative career is possible can change their future. But if that's where the journey stops, we've only done half the job. The real challenge is making sure that inspiration becomes real opportunity.

  • Five big reasons creative employers should get involved with Discover Creative Careers

    By Emily Cloke, CEO of Creative UK

    Creative UK’s Discover Creative Careers campaign connects underrepresented young people with opportunities across the creative industries, helping build a diverse, skilled workforce for the future.

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