[PDF] Top 20 An assessment of skill needs in the media and creative industries

... and assessment centres testify to the increasing importance of these attributes in developing a workforce that is well suited to the needs of a high growth ...care needs to be taken when using this ... See full document

... that creative businesses require targeted help with training and skills ...the creative sector and provide training programmes that are responsive to the needs of creative ...The ... See full document

... programmes have not generally grasped these points and courses tend to have evolved from single medium provision, rather than being designed specifically for digital media. In addition, the pace of change means ... See full document

... The purpose of the dialogues is to improve the quality of skills information available at a sector level, and to provide an effective voice for Sector Skills Councils and employers in the planning and implementation of ... See full document

... of industries such as the land transport sector, a large number of employees are required to hold various licences and certificates which have minimum age ... See full document

... imagination, skill and foresight that enrich the research of the ...individual needs also to have sense of themselves as part of a wider community as well as some mastery of the techniques involved in the ... See full document

... and Creative Scotland and supported with additional funding from the RCUK Centre for Copyright and New Business Models in the Creative Economy (CREATe), was held in Edinburgh ...by Creative Scotland ... See full document

... electricity industries in sustaining the supply of suitably trained and experienced staff into the Utilities ...skills needs of the industry and help it to compete successfully in the global market ... See full document

... an assessment of trends in employment and skill needs, and associated issues in the sector and is the first of a series of reports that will be published up to the end of ... See full document

... new creative production.20 Piracy remains a concern for UK creative producers, however new business models and new co-creative practices are challenging the previous emphasis on copyrightÕs role as ... See full document

... and creative industries have been discussed; that is, by default, the state assumes ...and creative industries comes from the public and private sectors as well as the intermediate ... See full document

... Historically, within the creative industries, clusters of both types have existed. One of the driving forces behind the rise of Hollywood was the simple availability of reliable and cheap daylight (see ... See full document

... of creative industries – for example, by being able to draw on the talent they brought to London or the inspiration their products gave rise to? There was strong prima facie evidence for ...strong ... See full document

... Part V considers the various justifications for IP protection. Stapleton informs readers that copyright has its roots in censorship and privilege, and that the modern-day justification for copyright (protection of ... See full document

... in creative disciplines (Million +, ...that creative industries employers seem to be more attracted by the creative talent of individuals than their qualifications (Haukka, 2010) and that ... See full document

... within creative industry sectors that produce and deliver products and services in a “creative ...the creative process but should be distinguished from skills in terms of qualification and experience ... See full document

... and creative courses would automatically translate in employability and high economic competiveness, under the banner of the greater economic and social contribution of creative activities in our national ... See full document

... the creative and cultural sector, as indeed they have on almost all ...region’s creative media organisations are being adversely affected by the recession’ ...Birmingham’s creative sector is ... See full document

... Table 3 above reveals two key changes from 2006-11, with a significant reduction (-52%) in the youngest bracket as well as a considerable increase in the 60-69 bracket (61%). These findings are interesting and worthy of ... See full document

... industries but accepted in 3 sectors which are Manufacture of food, beverages and tobacco (31), Manufacture of paper products (34), and Basic Metal industries (37). This finding suggest that studies of ... See full document