The Bookseller was the first media outlet to cover our State Your Salary resource. Creative Access analysed 500 of the most recent job listings featured on our website. We found that jobs where the employer chose to list the salary as “competitive” attracted nearly 40% fewer applicants than jobs where the salary, or a salary […]
One of the first outlets to cover the launch of this new mentorship Hearst UK is launching with Creative Access was PR Week. The six-month-long scheme aims to provide insight into opportunities in the media, publishing, and PR sectors. Hearst UK has a long history of publishing many successful titles, including Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, Cosmopolitan, […]
Sky Sports were one of the media outlets to cover the launch of our new alliance led by McLaren Racing. As one of the four organisations partnering on the McLaren Racing Engage project, we have taken our track record in the creative industries and are applying it in the motorsport sector, which still relies on […]
Advanced Television were amongst the publications to cover the launch of our partnership with Sky through which 18 people from under-represented groups will be placed at Europe’s largest media and entertainment company. The article can be seen here. The story also ran on other websites including Televisual, World Screen, Broadcast, Deadline, TBI, and CSI Magazine. […]
Creative Access is supporting Prospects to increase the diversity of the career case studies on their website. Prospects are experts in graduate careers, and the information, advice, and opportunities that they provide help guides students and graduates towards bright futures. Creative Access alumni are highly regarded in the creative industries, so we’ve connected with Prospects […]
Televisual has covered Creative Access’ new mentorship programme with ITV, who are partnering with us to pair 150 of their staff with emerging talent from under-represented communities. Run virtually, the scheme will partner individuals with staff from all areas of the business including development and production, design, digital, technology, legal, finance and HR. The programme […]
Broadcast has covered Creative Access’ new mentorship programme with ITV, who are partnering with us to pair 150 of their staff with emerging talent from under-represented communities. Run virtually, the scheme will partner individuals with staff from all areas of the business including development and production, design, digital, technology, legal, finance and HR. The programme […]
Hachette UK is launching a refreshed year-long traineeship programme, in partnership with literary agency Curtis Brown and bookseller Waterstones. Creative Access is working with Hachette UK to attract candidates to the programme from Black, Asian, and ethnically diverse groups, or from low socio-economic backgrounds. Ten trainees will join the publisher in May, and will spend […]
Yale University Press London (YUPL) is launching an internship, to run for six months from early spring. Working in partnership with Creative Access, the placement is open to Black, Asian and ethnically diverse candidates. The paid placement will be in the marketing department at YUPL, and is designed to provide hands-on experience in the publishing […]
We are so thrilled and proud that both our CEO Josie Dobrin and our Chair Stephen Page from Faber and Faber are included in the Bookseller150 list of most influential people in publishing, alongside so many of our friends and colleagues. Special mention to our former intern, the brilliant Clarissa Pabi from Acast. You can […]
