Share Your Knowledge with Future Creatives
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Pontefract New College are looking for creative professionals to share their experience of working in the creative industries with current students.
Whether you’re freelance, own your own business or are in full-time creative employment – why not share your knowledge with Wakefield District’s next generation of creative professionals?
The college are particularly keen to hear from professionals who want to talk to students working in the following fields:
- Photography
- Digital Marketing
- Media
- Web Content
- Production
- Costume Design
- Textile Technologists
- Print Makers
- Stylists
However, whatever your profession, if you’re willing to share please get in touch!
For more information, please contact Zoe Peters: Zoe.Peters@nclt.ac.uk
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