2377 Educators providing Media courses

mad (media and digital ltd) mediacityuk

#goals - social media strategy & marketing coach

When starting out in my career, I knew I had a strong work ethic, creative capabilities and an intense desire to work for myself. But honestly, I had no idea where to start and no idea who to ask for help. Since then I’ve build a career as a freelance content writer and now as a coach. Over the last 5 years I’ve worked with magazines including IMAGE, Emirates Women, image.ie and brands including London Fashion Week, Belfast Fashion Week and Schuh as well as running workshops and events to inspire and encourage young women starting out in their career. During my time in each of these roles I noticed a gap in the career support offered to women within the creative industry who want to start their own side-hustle or small business. As a trained ICF coach, I’ve successfully coached radio presenters, authors, freelancers, female founders, those working to take their side-hustle to their full-time gig and those transition from employee to business owner. Having experienced the highs, lows, frustrations and excitement that comes with finding a career path that actually excites you, my work is based on sharing my expertise to help you do the same.

london academy of media, film & tv

somervale school specialist media arts college

Somervale School is a very popular, high achieving, 11 to 18 mixed comprehensive school situated in Midsomer Norton on the outskirts of Bath and on the edge of Somerset. The school occupies a large attractively landscaped site with an excellent range of specialist accommodation and facilities. We are an extremely successful medium sized school and that makes us unique in the local area. We have all the benefits of any other school with the added bonus of an attention to detail that you simply cannot achieve in a larger school.

squeaky wheel film and media art center

supajam education in music and media

successful mums career academy

“We’re passionate about helping women realise how many skills they acquire during motherhood”

greywalls studio

Karen enjoys working with a range of painting and drawing media, including printmaking, sometimes combining these to create mixed media images. Each type of medium brings its own exciting possibilities and unique qualities, something she continually explores. Her interest in Printmaking developed at Kendal College whilst completing a Foundation Degree in Drawing with the University of Cumbria. She finds the quality of the marks produced particualrly fascinating and experiencing the reveal is one of the joys of working with printmaking processes Her work has been exhibited in galleries in Cumbria and Lancashire over the last 25 years and she has been involved with projects including Printfest, C-Art and Go Herdwick. Karen is an experienced qualified teacher and has been teaching art in the adult education sector since 2011. She teaches for large organisations as well as running classes for private groups and individuals. Greywalls Studio, Lindale, has recently become her studio home, a perfect creative base in lovely Cumbria.

clockwork eye video

We’re passionate about helping businesses harness the power of video. Whether you want to increase visibility, build trust, or stand out on social media, video is the most effective "Show and Tell" tool you can use. 🎥 Explore our hands-on video training workshops: ✔ Creating Videos For Business – Learn how to confidently plan, film and produce effective videos using your mobile phone, with content that speaks directly to your audience. ✔ Beginners Guide to Video Editing – Discover the basics of editing, from trimming clips to adding music and text, using simple and accessible software. ✔ YouTube For Business – Understand how to build and grow a successful YouTube channel, from setting it up to optimising your videos for better reach and engagement. ✔ Creating Videos With OBS Studio – Master OBS Studio to create professional-looking videos, ideal for tutorials, webinars and social content. But having videos alone isn’t enough — success comes from knowing how to integrate them into your wider marketing and social media strategy. 📞 Ready to boost your marketing and engage your ideal audience? Call us on 01535 517077 or email info@clockworkeye.co.uk [info@clockworkeye.co.uk] and let’s explore how we can help. 💡 Just getting started? Check out our Video Creators Club – the perfect place to learn, practise, and grow your video skills with expert support: 👉 https://clockworkeye.co.uk/video-creators-club [https://clockworkeye.co.uk/video-creators-club]

anna gray of book hub publishing

Publishing and Thesis ServicesWe’re really proud to say, The Book Hub Publishing Group is now the largest independent Publishing House in the scenic west of Ireland with Offices just outside Athenry town in County Galway and in Limerick. 2020 with the global pandemic seemed a good time to institute some change in direction in the life of the Book Hub Publishing Group which has been busy publishing authors since 2009. Very grateful to Niall, John and the crew for their work over the years, we really wanted to get a stronger sense of the company being led by women and promote the idea of female entrepreneurship in Ireland so we had a team meeting (Zoom as we were all in various states of lockdown) and agreed we needed a formal role of Head of Diversity, Inclusion and Equality – Dr. Mary Helen Hensley was perfect for the role with her life experiences and publication interests. We aim to review inclusion across the board in our projects. Our Northern Ireland Senior Script Reviewer, Anna Gray, was happy to maintain and build on her existing role and also move into ghostwriting. Dr. Phil Noone from Ocean Mindfulness, assumed Senior Irish Reviewer role and Susan McKenna took over as Director, Commissioning Editor and Author Rep. Since 2020, we’ve continued to grow and work with existing and new authors from as far afield as the United States, Canada, Switzerland and even Peru and, of course, we continue to work with Irish authors here in Ireland. We’ve also published several volumes of poetry and have more book projects from several genres in the pipeline. Being women in business is particularly challenging, but also deeply rewarding. We hope to continue to pave the way for diversity and inclusion in publishing and are committed to sparking creative talent. *We have been very fortunate to receive Arts funding for several of our books including ‘Eurydice 29’, ‘Midlandia’, ‘Going Back for all I’d on’ from the Arts Office, Westmeath County Council. Indeed, ‘Eurydice 29’ was also funded by the Department of Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht. ‘Bittern Cry’ was funded by Artl!nks and Waterford County Council. ‘Little Pocket of Love’ was funded by Humanli Social Impact Organisation.