4 ways we support your early career in the creative industries
1. Job, internship & career development listings
Our Jobs board focuses exclusively on early career opportunities in the creative industries, with live roles in specialisms including publishing, PR, advertising, marketing, social media, TV and film production. We handpick full-time roles based in the UK (including remote working in the UK) and every job includes the salary.
In the Starting Out section you'll find jobs and internships for the earliest part of your career, and in the Moving Up section you'll find jobs for when you're ready to take the next step, with salaries up to around £35k.
If you're actively looking for a new job or career development opportunity, we recommending signing up for our daily email updates – this will bring new listings straight to your inbox and give you the best shot at short-deadline opportunities.
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2. Careers Clinic
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We can help if you're stuck in your early career job search, need some help in planning your next steps after university, or want to chat about moving into a more senior role or switching careers. Pop into our Careers Clinic for a 1:1 consultation and we'll get a prescription sorted for you.
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​3. Insights & resources​
Our Insights section is where you'll find information, advice and signposting to help you prepare for a career in the creative industries, secure your first job and build a thriving career. We add new Insights every week – sign up to our email newsletter to get the latest info.​​
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4. Advocating for better recruitment: #ShowTheSalary and more
The salary is essential information for any potential job applicant, and every job ad should include the salary. We believe this including the salary in the job ad is an essential part of a fair recruitment process.
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Right now, too many employers are not upfront about salaries, choosing to put 'competitive salary' or 'depends on experience'. We want to change this, so we're playing an active part in the #ShowTheSalary movement and calling employers across the creative industries and beyond to step up and make this simple, positive change. Read more about our #ShowTheSalary campaign here.
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