Creative Futures @ Roehampton
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Creative Futures @ Roehampton offers free short courses and professional development training for people working or seeking to work in creative industries. The project aims to serve the local community during the economic downturn by providing courses to improve employability, personal development, professional skills, and technical skills such as podcasting, Photoshop, and filmmaking. Testimonials praise the practical and helpful nature of the training.
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- 2. Creative Futures @ Roehampton Freeshort courses and professional development training for people looking to enter, or currently working in, the creative industries Launched in response to the current economic climate Serving the local community
- 3. Creative Futures @ Roehampton The project is funded by: and supported by our partners:
- 4. Creative Futures @ Roehampton Personal Development Improving Employability: CV Writing and Interview Skills Psychometric Testing (Myers Briggs) Assertiveness Training and Confidence Building Developing Effective Management and Leadership Skills for Business Selling your Services with Confidence Developing a Business Plan
- 5. Creative Futures @ Roehampton Professional Skills Development Presenting to Camera: Introduction to Presenting for TV and Internet Interviewing for TV and Radio Writing for the Web Pitching your Ideas Blogging, Twittering and Social Networking Freelancing for Journalism/Photography
- 6. Creative Futures @ Roehampton Technical Skills Development Introduction to Podcasting Adobe Photoshop (Introduction/Intermediate) Introduction to Adobe Dreamweaver Introduction to Adobe Flash Final Cut Pro (Introduction/Intermediate) Make a Short Film Single Camera Directing
- 7. Creative Futures @ Roehampton Testimonials: “I thought the course was very practical. It's a great starting point for people without much podcast knowledge. The trainers were professional and helpful. Really enjoyed the day” (Haymarket journalist) “Just wanted to say thanks, I had a great day at the course” (Final Cut Pro, creative industries professional)
- 8. Creative Futures @ Roehampton "After being Director of People at Pearson for many years, I know the importance of training, especially in creative areas, and I am delighted Roehampton are offering these courses” Sir David Bell, Chair of the Council, Roehampton University
- 9. Creative Futures @ Roehampton “Roehampton University's programme to deliver tailored and well targeted training will have a significant impact in helping companies and individuals to develop the new skills they need to survive the economic downturn” John Simpson, BBC World Affairs Editor and Chancellor of Roehampton University, February 2009
- 10. Creative Futures @ Roehampton Contact us: Julie PowellTel: 020 8392 3573Email: j.powell@roehampton.ac.uk Jacqui BusseyTel: 020 8392 3795 Email: C-JBussey@roehampton.ac.uk Web: http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/creativefutures/