3 The Skills Award 4 The Jewellery Skills 5 The Cultural Heritage Skills 6 The Theatre Skills Award 7 The Training Provider of the Year Award 8 The Apprentice of the Year Award 9 The Intern of the Year Award 10 Creative Choices Award 4 ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Awards 1-6 These sector specific awards are open to individuals or teams within organisations who have demonstrated excellence in supporting young talent joining the creative industries. This might include mentors, managers, tutors, facilitators and leaders of businesses or training programmes, working in the appropriate industries. For the purpose of this award; a young person is defined as someone who will be considered part of the next generation of talent providing technical theatre and backstage skills. Nominations for awards 1-6 will be assessed against the following criteria: Nominee has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to promoting vocational employment pathways (apprenticeships, paid internships, traineeships) in their respective area of work (Design, Music, Craft, Jewellery, Cultural Heritage, Theatre) Nominee can evidence a track record of successfully supporting young people to gain employment in their respective area of work (Design, Music, Craft, Jewellery, Cultural Heritage, Theatre) Nominee demonstrates an ambition to expand its activity or reach to support more young people into work Nominee’s activity or approach is particularly innovative and imaginative 5 TIMING OF NOMINATIONS The deadline for all awards is 5pm on Friday 8 January 2016. All decisions made by the Creative & Cultural Skills Awards panel are final and not subject to review or appeal
3 The Skills Award 4 The Jewellery Skills 5 The Cultural Heritage Skills 6 The Theatre Skills Award 7 The Training Provider of the Year Award 8 The Apprentice of the Year Award 9 The Intern of the Year Award 10 Creative Choices Award 4 ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Awards 1-6 These sector specific awards are open to individuals or teams within organisations who have demonstrated excellence in supporting young talent joining the creative industries. This might include mentors, managers, tutors, facilitators and leaders of businesses or training programmes, working in the appropriate industries. For the purpose of this award; a young person is defined as someone who will be considered part of the next generation of talent providing technical theatre and backstage skills. Nominations for awards 1-6 will be assessed against the following criteria: Nominee has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to promoting vocational employment pathways (apprenticeships, paid internships, traineeships) in their respective area of work (Design, Music, Craft, Jewellery, Cultural Heritage, Theatre) Nominee can evidence a track record of successfully supporting young people to gain employment in their respective area of work (Design, Music, Craft, Jewellery, Cultural Heritage, Theatre) Nominee demonstrates an ambition to expand its activity or reach to support more young people into work Nominee’s activity or approach is particularly innovative and imaginative 5 TIMING OF NOMINATIONS The deadline for all awards is 5pm on Friday 8 January 2016. All decisions made by the Creative & Cultural Skills Awards panel are final and not subject to review or appeal