Future Skills Club - developing a physical and digital 'ground up' learning community to upskill and empower the creative industries
Future Skills Club - developing a physical and digital 'ground up' learning community to upskill and empower the creative industries
批准号:
10070779
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金额:
$6.27万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --
中文摘要
英国是一个富有创造力的国家。以我们的理念、发明、文化和技术享誉世界。创造力是我们未来所有成功的基础。根据世界经济论坛的说法,未来技能是我们所有人都需要的头号技能。未来技能俱乐部是一个学习社区,年轻的创意人才在这里交流想法,在实践中学习,并建立在英国教育课程中不易传授的技能上。未来技能俱乐部是一个学习社区,旨在让创意产业参与进来,为创意产业提供动力和提升技能。FSC的一个重点是为好奇的思考者提供一个安全、可访问的(物理和数字)空间,让他们分享想法并共同成长。我们优先考虑那些在传统学习方法上苦苦挣扎的人,比如思想分歧的人、边缘化的社区和低收入家庭。我们通过两种方式与消费者建立联系:1.实体空间--举办活动、研讨会、聚会、学习小组等。一个在线中心--由我们的社区为我们的社区共同策划的引人入胜的数字内容我们相信,未来技能俱乐部将丰富英国创意产业--以及更广泛的经济--拥有新一代有灵感、投入、好奇的人,最重要的是,他们是快乐的创意人。
英文摘要
The UK is a creative nation. Renowned throughout the world for our ideas, inventions, culture and technology. Creativity is fundamental to all our future successes. It is the number one future skill we all need, according to the World Economic Forum.Future Skills Club has been designed from the ground up to engage, empower and upskill the creative industriesFuture Skills Club (FSC) is a learning community where young creatives exchange ideas, learn by doing and build on skills not easily taught in the UK's education curriculum. A focus for FSC is offering a safe, accessible space ( physical and digital) for curious thinkers to share ideas and grow together. Priority is given to those struggling with 'traditional' learning methods -- such as neurodivergent thinkers, marginalised communities, and from low income backgrounds.We connect with our consumers in two ways:1. A physical space -- hosting events, workshops, huddles, study groups and more2. An online hub -- engaging digital content co-curated by our community, for our communityWe believe Future Skills Club will enrich the UK Creative Industries -- and wider economy -- with a new generation of inspired, engaged, curious, and most of all, happy creatives.
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