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East London Arts and Music Work Experience Programme

04 December 2014

East London Arts and Music are looking for music companies willing to host a work experience student(s) in February 2015.

The students are all looking for work experience between Monday 2nd to Friday 13th February 2015. If your company is interested in getting involved please get in touch with Lynne.McDowell@bpi.co.uk.

Background:

ELAM is the new industry academy for 16-19 year olds set up by Will Kennard of Chase & Status, amongst others. It is focused on developing the next generation of young creative and business talent and on providing real recognition, professional skills and opportunities needed to better the future of our industry. ELAM is a Free School funded by the Department for Education, inspected by OFSTED and completely free to attend.

Find out more at http://elam.co.uk/

 

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