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Online Learning
INDUSTRY IMMERSION EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
Subject Links: VET Applied Fashion Design & Technology, Art, VET Creative and Digital Media, Dance, VET Dance, Drama, Fashion & Textiles, VET Integrated Technologies, Music, VET Music Industry, Studio Art, Visual Communication and Design
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Careers in the Creative Industries
Career development is a lifelong journey that should be enriching, challenging, interesting and exciting. Throughout your working life, you are likely to change careers between 5-7 times and these experiences will broaden your skillset and opportunities for growth… so embrace them!
The Creative Industries rely on individuals who have a love and passion for the Arts. Study and employment in this area is viable and fulfilling, with jobs in performance, exhibition, design and digital technologies. Read on to learn more…
Activity 1:
Lesson Objective:In this lesson, it is intended that students will:• Develop an understanding of the work that professionals employed in the Creative Industries
can pursue• Gain insight into the job prospects in the industry• Identify Creative Industries and workplaces in their local area
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Click on this icon in the following pages to watch interviews with real people working in the Creative Industries.
If you need help finding answers to the questions in this workbook, the following websites will be useful:
Make a list of jobs that rely on individuals with creative talent.
These Industry Immersion Experience resources will help you discover more about Victoria's priority growth industries. “Growth industries” refers to industry sectors that are expected to drive Victoria’s economic growth and create employment opportunities in the near future. These industries are going to need people like you!
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Answers: All industries require creativity but jobs with a creative process at their core include Performing Arts (Drama & Dance), Digital Media, Fashion, Visual Arts, Design, Music, Photography and Publishing.
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Activity 2:
Virtual TourIn today’s ever-evolving digital world we have endless opportunities to learn from the comfort of our own homes. A number of organisations have created videos of their facilities and conducted interviews with staff so students can take a behind the scenes look at how industries operate.
There are many opportunities for employment in the Creative Industries. In the following videos, you will hear from people working in these industries and find out why they love what they do.
Take a look at these videos and reflect on your learning by answering the questions that follow.
PERFORMANCEDo you love performing? Are acting, dance and music your passion? Building a career in performance takes dedication and stamina, but the rewards are worth it… so what are you waiting for?
2a: Melbourne Theatre CompanyTake some time to watch the interactive videos at https://www.mtc.com.au/discover-more/about-us/mtc-virtual-tour/ (Hint: use the arrow to ‘Open Highlights’ and easily navigate the MTC spaces by moving your mouse and clicking on the red circles.)
List some plays that use the MTC space for rehearsals.
What interesting items might you find in the Props Workshop (be sure to take a look at the second level)?
How many hours does it take to make a wig? What are they made from?
List as many occupations as you can that are required to put on an MTC performance.
2c: Chris & Brownie: Radio AnnouncersWhat does a morning at the studio usually involve for Chris and Brownie?
What formal qualifications does Chris have?
What skills are important to work as a Radio Announcer?
Brownie undertook a Work Experience placement at a local radio station whilst he was still at high school. Where would you like to do your work experience placement?
2d: Genevieve: Theatre Producer/Production ManagerWhat does a theatre producer/production manager do?
What other professionals do production managers work closely with?
What does Genevieve love about her job?
What are the key skills required to be a successful production manager?
https://www.youtube.com/embed/MMFD7wGGSIY
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Have you considered VET?Watch this video and hear from Grace-Cyn, a Year 12 student enrolled at a Victorian secondary school and hear how she has incorporated her VET Music Industry into her VCE.
DESIGNDo you find yourself always sketching, sewing or in awe of the colours and images in our world? If the answer is yes, you might like to learn about jobs in design. Get paid to put your creativity to good use!
Meet the People
2e: Steph: Fashion DesignerWhat do fashion designers do?
How did Steph become interested in fashion design?
What does a typical day at work look like for Steph?
What tips does Steph suggest for students interested in fashion?
https://www.youtube.com/embed/zyzAIat40X8
FAST FACT:
Creative Industries contribute over A$30 billion to Australia’s economy annually.
Have you considered VET?Watch this video and hear from Milli, a student enrolled at a Victorian secondary school. Learn how she has incorporated VET Applied Fashion Design & Technology into her VCE and why she recommends it to other students.https://vimeo.com/389137209
2h: Graphic DesignersWhat do the people featured in the video love about working as graphic designers?
What different areas can design professionals work in?
What skills and qualities do graphic designers usually possess?
List some ways you can ‘stay inspired’ if you are thinking about a career as a graphic designer.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/JSLiFbfu0MU
Have you considered VET?Watch this video and hear from Caitlyn who is undertaking VET Creative and Digital Media as part of her VCE.https://vimeo.com/378454730
DIGITALCreativity can be expressed in many forms and with digital advancements happening every day, now is the perfect time to learn about the many careers that combine creativity and technology.
2j: Bernard: Web DesignerWhat does a web designer do?
Why was Bernard initially interested in web design?
What is Bernard’s favourite part of being a web designer?
What is a portfolio? (Hint: you may need to use the internet).
https://www.youtube.com/embed/K6AYEGgve_U
FAST FACT:
The most popular attractions in Victoria for international
tourists in recent years have been museums and art galleries (68% of all international visitors)
Source: www.creative.vic.gov.au
Have you considered VET?Watch this video and hear from Xander who is undertaking VET Integrated Technologies as part of his VCE.
www.joboutlook.gov.au is a fantastic resource that provides extensive information on a range of different professions. Take a look at this website and identify three jobs within the Creative Industries that you would consider working in, in the future – they don’t have to be jobs that you have learnt about in today’s lesson – and answer 5 important questions.
Definition: Explain what the job involvesTasks: What kind of activities do these professionals do on a daily basis?Weekly Pay: How much do these employees earn each week?Number Employed: How many Australians work in this field?Study Options: What and where can you study to work as a professional in this industry?
Job Title Definition Tasks Weekly Pay Number Employed
Study Options
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Activity 4:
WORK EXPERIENCE
Use the internet to research 5 different organisations that you could approach to undertake Work Experience or a part-time job (when you are over 15) in the Creative Industries.
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Activity 5:
CROSSWORD CLUESAcross4. Brings joy to the world’s ears5. Manages collections in galleries (3,7)7. Keeps the band in time8. Body moves to music9. Creates imagery for business (7,8)11. Fabric creator (7,8)
Down1. Puts pictures on paper2. Ensures everything is ready for the performance (5,6)3. Advises the actors6. Selects the clothes (7,7) 10. Wordsmith
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CREATIVE INDUSTRIES CROSSWORDClick in each square to insert the letters.
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GET AHEAD WITH VETVocational Education and Training (VET) provides students with the opportunity to develop skills and knowledge required for success in the workforce and to meet industry needs.
Students can study VET in secondary school, and undertake School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships (SBATs) as part of the VCE or VCAL. They can also continue VET after finishing Year 12 before starting work or moving into higher education.
There are many VET providers offering study and training in the Creative Industries and the table below provides a sample of the study options available. For further information on VET courses available within the VCE or VCAL, see the VCAA website: www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/curriculum/vet/vce-vet-programs/Pages/Index.aspx
Click through the links and take a look at some of the courses available!
Click in the fields to learn more… IN SCHOOL
JOB DESCRIPTION VET CERT III CERT IV DIPLOMA ADVANCED DIPLOMA
Discover more with myfuturewww.myfuture.edu.au provides even more information on jobs and career pathways.
Click here to learn more about the opportunities in the Creative Industries.
Click in the fields to learn more… IN SCHOOL
JOB DESCRIPTION VET CERT III CERT IV DIPLOMA ADVANCED DIPLOMA
POST SECONDARY
Interior Designer
Plan, design, detail and supervise
the construction of buildings and
interiors. Read more.
Certificate II in Creative Industries
Certificate IIIin Design
Fundamentals
Certificate IV in Interior Decoration
Diploma of Interior Design
Radio Announcer
Prepare and present news, sport,
music and other information on
radio. Read more.
Certificate II in Creative Industries
Certificate III in Screen
and Media
Certificate IV in Live Production
and Technical Services
Theatre Producer/
Production Manager
Plan, administer and review activities
for live theatre. Read more.
Certificate II in Creative Industries
Certificate III in Screen
and Media
Certificate IV in Live Production
and Technical Services
Diploma of Live Production and
Technical Services
Web Designer
Plan, design, develop and prepare
information for internet publication.
Read more.
Certificate II in Information, Digital Media
and Technology
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media
and Technology
Certificate IV in Information
TechnologyOR
Certificate IV in Web-Based Technologies
Diploma of Website
Development
Advanced Diploma of Computer
Systems Technology
Note: This table is not exhaustive and subject to change. Students are encouraged to visit www.skills.vic.gov.au and www.joboutlook.gov.au to review a full list of occupations and related studies available.
What are students saying about VET?Watch this video and hear from students who are studying VET.
To learn more about VET and the many study options available, speak to your school’s career practitioner, VET coordinator or contact the institutions directly…. and get ahead with VET!
PATHWAYS PLANNER There are many pathways into a job or career you might like. You will discover this during your Industry Immersion Experience and through the additional research you complete. Use the diagram below to gain an understanding of how you can navigate a pathway from school into study or training or acquire the skills you will need to gain employment and sustain work across your lifetime.
SCHOOLING VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (VET)
HIGHER EDUCATION UNIVERSITY
WORK / EMPLOYMENT
PATHWAY FOR EDUCATION, TRAINING & EMPLOYMENT
Compulsory Schooling
Year 7, 8, 9 & 10
(VCE, VCAL and VET)
Year 11
Year 12
Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Associate Degree
Undergraduate Degree
Graduate Diploma
Master's Degree
Doctorate
Primary SchoolKindergarten
Baccalaureate (IB)
Undergraduate Degree
Preparatory Courses
DiplomaAdvanced Diploma
Workplace Experience/Employment
– Work Experience– Structured Workplace Learning– School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships– Volunteering