Careers for Youth Mission
The Careers in the Arts Mentorship Program provides opportunities for youth to be mentored by a representative of an arts-related career through individual meetings with the mentor, volunteer work experience and participation in career development workshops.
The mentorship program builds on ACI Manitoba’s role in promoting careers in the arts along with the Grow Creatively website. www.growcreatively.ca profiles 140 jobs in Manitoba’s Arts and Cultural Industries. The site is a great resource for anyone considering a career in the arts by outlining the scope of opportunities that exist in Manitoba’s vibrant arts community and providing the resources to develop an educational and career path.
For more information about the youth mentorship program, please contact:
Talia Pura, Mentorship Program Coordinator
927-ARTS(2787) or toll-free 1-866-802-1104.
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16-19 year old Mentorship
A 16-19 year old Mentorship program is planned for 2011. Check back soon for more details!
2010 Program Information
Are you looking for an opportunity to explore what it takes to make it in a creative career?
ACI Manitoba’s Mentorship programs offer you the chance to participate in a project based mentorship in one of the following four artistic disciplines:
• Music Management, Marketing and Promotion - Guidelines
- Produce and Market a CD
• Filmmaking - Guidelines
- Make a Short Video
• Writing Fiction - Guidelines
- Publish an Anthology
• Playwriting - Guidelines
- Write and Record a short play
- Open to anyone age 12 - 20
These four part-time programs will run from February until May, 2010. Youth will meet on a regular basis with other like-minded participants to learn from a professional in their field.
Important Information for Applicants
All programs are offered at no cost to the participants. Applicants must be age 16 - 19 except for playwriting which is open to anyone age 12 - 20. Open to Winnipeg youth and those living within 100 kms of Winnipeg.
Deadline for Application has been extended to - Monday, January 18, 2010