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In 2019, the Creative Careers Programme (CCP) was launched to maximise the creative talent of the next generation and ensure that careers in the creative economy are made accessible to all.

With industry in the driving seat and seed funding from government, the programme has informed and inspired young people about careers that they may have never even heard of, and the skills and qualifications they need to succeed in those careers when they leave school.

Within the programme’s first year, over 1,000 employers have contributed £8.5m in-kind and directly engaged with 92,000 young people to achieve these goals. Many of you have registered to speak in schools via Speakers for Schools, taken part in Discover! Creative Careers Week, delivered events for young people throughout the year, and/or advised schools on their engagement with industry by becoming an Enterprise Adviser.

On top of this, we’ve worked with industry partners to develop online tools, training and support for teachers, parents, guardians and careers professionals, support for employers and more. Read more about the programme on the new DiscoverCreative.Careers website.

As we now plan for the years ahead, we’re consulting with you - employers and individuals from across the creative industries - as to where you think we need to further focus our efforts, and what more is needed to truly maximise the creative talent of the next generation and ensure careers in the creative economy are made accessible to all.

Whether you’ve engaged with the CCP or not, we’d encourage you to complete the following 5-minute survey.
  
About your data
The information you provide in this form will be used by the Creative Careers Programme delivery partners and its independent evaluators CFE Research, to monitor and evaluate the reach and impact of the CCP. Some optional answers may also be used for external communications for advocacy purposes, this will be made clear within the question. We will never share your personal data with third parties. 

The CCP partners are Creative & Cultural Skills, Creative Industries Federation and ScreenSkills. 

As the main facilitators of the survey, appropriate safeguards are in place at Creative & Cultural Skills for secure collection, storage, transmission and disposal of your personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation. You can view Creative & Cultural Skills’ full privacy notice here.

Once you have given consent, you may withdraw it at any time by contacting info@ccskills.org.uk.

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* 1. Have you engaged with the Creative Careers Programme (CCP) in any way within the last year?

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* 2. Which of the following CCP initiatives would you like to see continued:

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* 3. How might you or your organisation support the continuation and evolution of Creative Careers Programme activities:

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* 4. Which methods of communication about the CCP are most useful for you:

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* 5. What industry do you operate in? Select all that apply.

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* 6. How many people does your organisation employ?

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* 7. In what part(s) of the country are you based/operate in?

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* 8. Do you have any other feedback on the CCP to date?

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* 9. If you're happy for your feedback on question 8 to be used by the CCP for advocacy and promotional purposes, please tick the box below to provide consent. This will remain anonymous unless you provide your details below.

Thank you for completing this survey.
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