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EU & International Working Group Summary June 2018

These are the summary notes from our EU & International working group which took place at Sadler's Wells on June 5, 2018.

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Federation response to review of post-18 education and funding

Our response emphasises that the funding review must recognise the economic contribution of the creative industries and of those in creative roles elsewhere and does not risk disrupting the skills pipeline for the fastest growing part of the UK economy.

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Federation response to Teaching Excellence Framework subject level

While we believe subject-level TEF has the potential to provide a useful measure that enables applicants to make meaningful decisions about their choice of undergraduate subject, it is not in its current form set up to capture the true value of creative courses.

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Skills and Higher and Further Education Working Group Summary May 2018

These are the summary notes from our HE/FE working group which took place at UCL, Base KX on May 14, 2018.

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Creative Industries

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The Economic Impact of the Creative Industries

The creative industries are the fastest growing part of the UK economy. In 2016, the sector contributed £91.8bn gross value added (GVA), which was bigger than the automotive, life sciences, aerospace, oil and gas sectors combined.

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Education

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Skills and Higher and Further Education Working Group Summary February 2018

These are the summary notes from our HE/FE working group which took place at King's College on Tuesday 20th February.

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Creative careers

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Creative Careers Campaign: Results from the Members’ Survey

This survey aims to identify the talent pipeline challenges that the Federation’s members face and to discern where efforts should be focused so that future activities achieve the greatest impact.

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Creative careers

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Creative Industries Federation & Deloitte - Creative Careers Campaign Presentation Summary

We have been directed by our members, and will be backed by the government, to run a campaign that corrects misconceptions around creativity and promotes the development of creative skills amongst young people.

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Events

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Private Roundtable Discussion with Sir Keir Starmer

This private roundtable discussion was held on 9 May 2018, and convened the Shadow Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union and the Shadow Minister for Exiting the European Union together with senior representatives from across the creative industries.

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Private Roundtable Discussion with Huw Thomas, Leader of Cardiff City Council

This private roundtable discussion was held on 11 April 2018, and convened the Leader of the City Council together with senior representatives from across the creative industries in Wales.

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Trade and exports

Response to DIT’s Consultation on Government’s Export Strategy

Our response explores the areas that the government should prioritise when it comes to creative industries exports and how the sector can be supported in overseas markets.

Brexit

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Brexit & the Creative Industries: EU Funding and Investment

EU cultural and educational funding gives the creative industries the backing they need to deliver jobs, growth, innovation and cultural regeneration across the country.

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