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21-30 June 2010
Navigation Arts Business Training is an accredited training program designed to provide young emerging artists and arts workers with the business skills and know-how they need to convert their talent into a sustainable career in the creative industries.
By the end of the course Navigation participants are expected to:
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Have the essential tools to draft basic 12 month business plan for their arts business or career
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Have a better understanding and skills in all study areas, leading to qualification.
All components of Navigation are nationally accredited as part of a Certificate III qualification. Units are:
BSBCMNG411 - OH&S / Risk Management
BSBADM402A - Grant Writing
CHCCD12C - Working with Community
BSBSBM402A - Project Planning and Budgeting
BSBSBM403A - Marketing
ICAU1128A - Design Essentials
ICAD2012A - Making Presentation / Pitching
The training will be facilitated by a group of experienced, qualified trainers.
Visit the YAQ website for more information www.yaq.org.au/navigation
Photo by Elleni Toumpas
13 – 16 September 2010
Returning to Brisbane!
Youth Arts Queensland’s Navigation Arts Business Training is an accredited training program designed to provide young emerging artists, artsworkers, cultural producers and creative entrepreneurs with the business skills and know-how they need to convert their talent into a sustainable career in the creative industries.
By the end of the course Navigation participants are expected to:
• Have the essential tools to draft a basic 12-month business plan for their arts business or career.
• Have a better understanding and skills in all study areas, leading to qualification.
All components of Navigation are nationally accredited as part of a Certificate II or III qualification. Units are:
CHCCD12D – Apply a community development framework
ICAD2012B – Design organisational documents using computer packages
ICAU11228B – Operate a small computer
BSBOHS407A – Monitor a safe workplace
BSBWOR202A – Organise and complete daily work activities
BSBITU306A – Design and produce business documents
BSBSBM402A – Maintain financial records
BSBSMB403A – Market a small business
BSBCMM401A – Making a presentation
BSBITU302QA – Create electronic presentations
The training will be facilitated by a group of experienced, qualified trainers with guest speakers from the arts and creative industries.
Visit our website for more information www.yaq.org.au/navigation
4 – 15 October 2010
Coming to Bundaberg!
Youth Arts Queensland’s Navigation Arts Business Training is an accredited training program designed to provide young emerging artists, artsworkers, cultural producers and creative entrepreneurs with the business skills and know-how they need to convert their talent into a sustainable career in the creative industries.
By the end of the course Navigation participants are expected to:
• Have the essential tools to draft a basic 12-month business plan for their arts business or career.
• Have a better understanding and skills in all study areas, leading to qualification.
All components of Navigation are nationally accredited as part of a Certificate II or III qualification. Units are:
CHCCD12D – Apply a community development framework
ICAD2012B – Design organisational documents using computer packages
ICAU11228B – Operate a small computer
BSBOHS407A – Monitor a safe workplace
BSBWOR202A – Organise and complete daily work activities
BSBITU306A – Design and produce business documents
BSBSBM402A – Maintain financial records
BSBSMB403A – Market a small business
BSBCMM401A – Making a presentation
BSBITU302QA – Create electronic presentations
The training will be facilitated by a group of experienced, qualified trainers with guest speakers from the arts and creative industries.
Visit our website for more information www.yaq.org.au/navigation
The Bundaberg delivery of Navigation is presented in partnership with Creative Regions
18 - 29 October 2010
Navigation Arts Business Training arrives in Rocky!
Youth Arts Queensland’s Navigation Arts Business Training is designed to provide young emerging artists, artsworkers, cultural producers and creative entrepreneurs with the business skills and know-how they need to convert their talent into a sustainable career in the creative industries.
By the end of the course Navigation participants will have:
• the essential tools to draft a basic 12-month business plan for their arts business or career.
• a better understanding and skills in all study areas, leading to qualification.
All components of Navigation are nationally accredited as part of a Certificate II or III qualification. Participants will receive a statement of attainment in the following units:
CHCCD412A - Applying a community development framework
ICAD2012B - Design organisational documents using computer packages
ICAU1128B - Operate a small computer
BSBOHS407A - Monitor a safe workplace
BSBWOR202A - Organise and complete daily work activities
BSBITU306A - Design and produce business documents
BSBFIA301A - Maintain financial records
BSBSMB403A - Market the small business
BSBCMM401A - Making a presentation
BSBITU302A - Create electronic presentations
The training will be facilitated by a group of experienced, qualified trainers with guest speakers from the arts and creative industries.
Navigation is now recognised by Centrelink and ABSTUDY. Please contact your local Centrelink office to see if you are eligible to receive assistance to attend Navigation in Brisbane or a regional centre.
Visit our website for more information www.yaq.org.au/navigation
The Rockhampton delivery of Navigation is presented in partnership with Rockhampton Regional Council
13 and 14 November 2010
Creating Impact
A development Initiative for emerging cultural leaders
Are you an arts practitioner 30 years of age and under?
Do you initiate ideas, create opportunities and successfully run arts projects in your local community?
Join us and explore your leadership potential!
This two-day program will provide you with a unique opportunity to:
• Map your personal strengths and leadership capacities;
• Discover different leadership models and styles;
• Discuss practical strategies around creating impact;
• Enhance your skills in group facilitation, decision making, planning and idea generation; and
• Explore ways to extend the reach of your projects within and beyond local communities.
Facilitated by Mark Creyton, Manager Education, Policy and Research, Volunteering Qld and Caro Jende, Marketing Manager, Youth Arts Queensland.
Venue: Metro Arts, 109 Edward Street, Brisbane
Date: Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 November 2010
Time: 9am – 4pm
Cost: $50 ($40 for YAQ members)
Expressions of interest now available at www.yaq.org.au
EOI deadline: 5pm Friday, 1 October 2010
For more information, visit the Youth Arts Queensland website www.yaq.org.au/workshops or us on (07) 3252 5115 or info@yaq.org.au.
Creating Impact is a new Youth Arts Queensland initiative developed in partnership with Volunteering Qld.
22 November –3 December 2010
Navigation Arts Business Training comes to Mackay!
Youth Arts Queensland’s Navigation Arts Business Training is designed to provide young emerging artists, artsworkers, cultural producers and creative entrepreneurs with the business skills and know-how they need to convert their talent into a sustainable career in the creative industries.
By the end of the course Navigation participants will have:
• the essential tools to draft a basic 12-month business plan for their arts business or career.
• a better understanding and skills in all study areas, leading to qualification.
All components of Navigation are nationally accredited as part of a Certificate II or III qualification. Participants will receive a statement of attainment in the following units:
CHCCD412A - Applying a community development framework
ICAD2012B - Design organisational documents using computer packages
ICAU1128B - Operate a small computer
BSBOHS407A - Monitor a safe workplace
BSBWOR202A - Organise and complete daily work activities
BSBITU306A - Design and produce business documents
BSBFIA301A - Maintain financial records
BSBSMB403A - Market the small business
BSBCMM401A - Making a presentation
BSBITU302A - Create electronic presentations
The training will be facilitated by a group of experienced, qualified trainers with guest speakers from the arts and creative industries.
Navigation is now recognised by Centrelink and ABSTUDY. Please contact your local Centrelink office to see if you are eligible to receive assistance to attend Navigation in Brisbane or a regional centre.
Visit our website for more information www.yaq.org.au/navigation
The Mackay delivery of Navigation is presented in partnership with Crossroad Arts
A little about us
Youth Arts Queensland (YAQ) is Queensland’s peak body for children and young people in the arts. Our organisation represents, supports and promotes a diverse and thriving youth arts sector in Queensland and plays a critical leadership role in driving forward Queensland’s Horizons: Children and Young People and the Arts Sector Vision 2009 – 2013.
We are a membership based organisation and provide current information, advice and referral, professional development training and career mapping services, networking forums, profiling opportunities, support in funding applications and auspicing agreements and equipment to our members and other stakeholders. Our members include youth arts workers and organisations, freelance workshop facilitators, young and emerging artists and artsworkers, education departments of larger arts organisations, educators, youth workers, librarians, policy makers, representatives from local, state and federal government bodies and others who engage with children and young people in an arts context.
We also manage programs specifically designed to support the professional development of young and emerging artists, artsworkers and cultural producers from Queensland and beyond.
Programs currently managed by YAQ include:
• JUMP - the National Mentoring Program for Young and Emerging Artists funded by the Australia Council for the Arts www.jumpmentoring.com.au
• YAMP – a state basedmentoring program for young and emerging artsworkers
• Starburst – a mentoring program for young artists and artsworkers from regional and remote Queensland
• Navigation - a nationally accredited arts business training course
• Transit Lounge Caboolture – a support program for young creatives from the Moreton Bay region
• Young People Creating Queensland – a directory for young Queensland creatives www.youngpeoplecreatingqld.org.au
To keep up to date with what YAQ is doing and what’s happening around the state, sign up to our free, fortnightly industry newsletter.
Youth Arts Queensland
Level 3, The Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, 420 Brunswick Street,
Fortitude Valley, 4006
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