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CCSkills Creative Blueprint Scotland

The Creative Blueprint is the Sector Skills Agreement for the Creative & Cultural Industries.

The Sector Skills Agreement is altering the way skills are demanded, developed and delivered to the creative and cultural sector. It is an action plan putting employers in control of shaping the industry's future by:

assessing the short and long term skills needs
mapping out the factors needed for change in the sector
reviewing the training that is currently provided
analysing the main gaps and weaknesses
agreeing how we will work with key funding partners.
CCSkills publicly launched the individual nations documents in June 2008 for England, Scotland, Wales/Cymru and Northern Ireland.

Please click below to view the CCSkills Creative Blueprint for Scotland.

.pdf file Creative Blueprint Scotland.pdf

Delivering Dance in the Curriculum For Excellence

(Copyright Blanche Policy Solutions November 2007)

.pdf file Delivering Dance in the Curriculum For Excellence.pdf

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Creative & Cultural Skills Scotland Leadership Programme - 2010 Programme is open for applications

The Creative & Cultural Future Leaders Programme is an industry-led and Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Government supported year-long programme which aims to prepare Scotland’s creative and cultural leaders for the future.

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Professional Doctorate in Applied Theatre – Open meetings

Are you a theatre-maker interested in theatre practice that combines artistic exploration with a social, educational or political focus? Have you ever considered the possibility of developing your practice by means of PhD research?

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Music Fellowship - Horsecross Arts

Horsecross Arts is offering a Fellowship to a musician from an ethnic minority background who is resident in Scotland and can demonstrate significant achievement, proven excellence, ambition and vision. The Fellowship includes an opportunity to realise a project which could only take place using the facilities, services and support of Horsecross Arts. It may include collaborations with digital arts or drama and contribute to our creative learning programme. As well as offering the artist the benefit of working within an award winning organisation, the Fellowship will challenge the artist to create new work and develop new audiences.

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - Royal Lyceum Theatre

The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company is Edinburgh’s premiere
producing theatre with a strong artistic reputation for
producing a varied range of large scale work with the highest
production values.
The board wish to appoint an ambitious, dynamic Executive
Director to work alongside the Artistic Director as joint Chief Executive to build on the success of the company, develop its profile and respond to the opportunities and challenges of working in a rapidly changing arts environment.

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