New Weekly Navigation Arts Business Training in Brisbane

Youth Arts Queensland’s well-known Navigation Arts Business Training program returns to Brisbane with a new delivery model. Starting on Wednesday, 17 February 2010 YAQ will be offering one Navigation unit a week finishing on 7 April. The course will be held from 6pm to 9pm in the YAQ training room every Wednesday night allowing participants to focus on one unit and completing all training exercises on the night.

All components of Navigation are nationally accredited. The units to be covered over the period are:

  • Wednesday, 17 February: OH&S / Risk Management
  • Wednesday, 03 March: Grant Writing
  • Wednesday, 10 March: Working with Community
  • Wednesday, 17 March: Project Planning and Budgeting
  • Wednesday, 24 March: Marketing
  • Wednesday, 31 March: Design Essentials
  • Wednesday, 07 April: Making Presentation / Pitching

The training will be lead by YAQ’s new Head Trainer Ray Bourne and a group of peer trainers. Guest speakers will be invited to individual sessions to offer plenty of real-life examples and case studies.

Navigation is designed to equip young, emerging artists and cultural workers with the key business knowledge and skills required for a sustainable career in the creative industries. The training package, worth $1,600, is free for people 30 years of age and under.

TRAINING DETAILS

What: Navigation Arts Business Training

When: Wednesdays, commencing 17 February until 7 April 2010 from 6pm to 9pm

Where: Youth Arts Queensland Training Room, Level 3/420 Brunswick Street, The Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006

Cost: Free for young people aged up to 30.

Booking: Places are limited. Please register your interest by completing the 2-page application form.

Download the application form here.

For more information contact our Program Coordinator Luke Briscoe on (07) 3252 5115.

Last Updated: 10 February 2010


Navigation is funded by the Queensland Government through the Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation's Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative.