- How to use a University project to launch your career
- 'An unpaid internship in London costs £1019 a month.'
- High quality, high risk
What do you get from an internship 3 key elements:
- Experience
- Contacts
- Mentorship
- Make your own experience
- "I'll give you two days, you give me one back." (in the form of mentorship) - Nomadic Designer
- Determine what you want to know through mentorship
- Turn heroes into collaborators
- 'Cool Bus' a mobile Graphic Design Studio
- Saving from summer jobs to set you up
- Consider alternatives to unpaid internships e.g. travelling
- How can you build up your personal profile
- Personal interests into professional ambition
- Make enemies gain fans - book
- When you make something no one hates no one loves it
- To stand out can you engage with employers through another format e.g. a video
- How can you demonstrate skills through this format
- Platforms e.g. Linked in and social media to enhance connections.
- How effective could this be visually
- 'The Pop Up Agency' 48 hours to go from brief to pitch
- A project can be the basis of a sustainable business
- Business accelerator programme - supporting business propositions and new ideas
- Use University to experiment and dream big
- 'iwanttoworkfornike', 'supporterspro' 'iwanttoworkfor' Instagrams
- How can what's trending influence design success
- Personal projects can pay off short and long term
- Proactive in getting out there
- Tap in directly to creators, interests snd passions
- Things that you love, world needs it, paid and your good at it (Ikigai)
- Mindfulness is vital
- Nice to feel your work has real purpose
- Always value in being yourself
- 'Lucy Donagh' - custom made CV LinkedIn
- Tailor this to your client
- Timing - engage with content feed
- Context - LinkedIn filled with recruiters
- Platform - reach wider audiences through hashtags
- Tone of voice - matched with the client light not serious
- How can a project get you closer to your vision
- Develop a concept for a project to launch your career
- Strategy is always context dependent
The Task: Develop a concept for a project to launch your career
My approach:
Custom made CV
Who I want to work for?
Vogue
How do I want to reach them?
Through a custom made CV focused on fashion
Context?
Magazine/ Editorial
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