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If you’re looking to kickstart your career in film and TV, this website is a great place to explore current employment and training opportunities.

It's also a place you can post vacancies and connect with other people in the film and TV sector. 

Screen Alliance Wales provides trainee placement opportunities and regularly promotes job opportunities to help you get your foot in the door.

Visit their website to find out more and keep an eye on their social accounts for regular updates.

If it’s an apprenticeship you’re looking for, then Sgil Cymru is a great place to start. Their 12-month CRIW shared apprenticeship programme is open to those who want to work behind the scenes on a variety of TV and film productions in Wales.

Visit their website to find out more about CRIW apprenticeship opportunities in North Wales and South Wales.

Or you can explore our articles about recent apprentices to see what it's all about.

Whether you’re interested in the creative, technical or business side of film and television, BFI Film Academy Wales can connect young people aged 16 to 25 with training opportunities, industry connections and career support closer to home.

Through hands-on learning and year-round opportunities, develop practical skills, build confidence and take your next step towards a career in film and TV.

BFI Film Academy Wales is delivered by Screen Alliance Wales, supported by the University of South Wales, Welsh Government via Creative Wales, UK Government and National Lottery funding.

This hub is a partnership between Creative Wales, BBC Wales and the NFTS. Based at BBC Wales in Cardiff's Central Square, this project delivers a wide range of world-class short-form training courses. Welsh Government-funded bursaries are available for all courses. Head to the website to find out more. Or you can explore our articles to find interviews with past NFTS bursary recipients.

This programme aims to increase diverse talent in the Welsh screen sector by creating and increasing opportunities for diverse communities across Wales.

To do this, they promote jobs and opportunities and offer individuals from underrepresented groups advice and support on how to get into the sector. They’re also keen to help those already in the industry find their next role.

If you're interested in Culture Connect Wales, then explore their site to find the right project for you – they offer a wide range of opportunities, from courses to jobs. You can also read our article on them.

From e-learning modules to training, events and funding opportunities,  ScreenSkills is a UK-wide skills body for the screen sector. It provides training and career information for those looking to break into the industry or develop their careers. 

TAPE is a charity organisation that offers creative opportunities for groups and individuals in inclusive, safe and supportive environments. TAPE offers a broad range of hands-on experiences and opportunities in areas such as filmmaking, audio production, photography, VR, design, creative writing, podcasting and more.   

The Gateway is for young people in Wales who love music,to help you build a better understanding of how the music industry works and create a pathway to your future career, whether it's onstage, backstage, back office or in the audience.

Beacons is a Wales-wide organisation that aims to empower the next generation of creatives who want to work in the music industry. We've worked with them on various music projects. We’ve got an article all about their Honey Sessions. You can also read our interview with Yasmine, the project officer on Resonant.

An organisation that supports children and young people to achieve their potential through media, creative projects, education and tailored support. 

Media Academy Cymru offer qualifications in creative subjects such as filmmaking, game development, photography, and media, while also developing social and employability skills.

Courses are delivered in a relaxed, inclusive, atmosphere, and offer an alternative to mainstream education for students 16-25 who are unable to access similar opportunities elsewhere, are at risk of social exclusion, and are not in education, training, or employment.