A promotion won't just fall into your lap. If you want to climb up the career ladder, you need to be proactive. Denise Taylor offers some tips

For deaf and disabled people, finding job opportunities in the arts sector is a daunting task. But a new initiative by theatre group Deafinitely Theatre aims to loosen up the constrictions

In a job market where it's important to use everything from social media and networking events to online job boards in your search, you'll need more than a two-page CV

There's no one clear way into writing for radio but for Tom Collinson, putting on live shows proved a way to get noticed. Here, he explains his journey from pub performances to Radio 4

Going to gigs, networking and following labels on Twitter should all be on your to-do list if you want to break into the competitive music industry, says Morna Cook from Universal Music UK

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Recent IEMA Graduate Award finalists give some insight into their background and how that has led them to become award-winning graduate practitioners

As operations director at a new media agency, Graham Robinson is responsible for taking on new web design talent. He explains why a creative degree is not the be-all and end-all

In this week's edition of Careers Talk we examined careers for arts graduates. So, inspired by this topic, our jobs top ten is all about opportunities in the arts and heritage sector

When Apple CEO Steve Jobs starts talking about cloud, you know this technology has gone mainstream. But does it mean you need to be a tech geek to work with it?

While technological knowledge and a degree are important, it is commercial awareness, people skills and initiative that impress

Before becoming a commercial photographer, most folk earn their stripes as a photographer's assistant. Photographer Jonathan Minster offers some advice

Leon Bailey-Green explains what jobs are available in online retail and how you can get one

If you have a stellar script in hand and are prepared to spend three to five years trying to get a break, you might have what it takes to be a screenwriter, says Stephen Davis

Fashion has always been competitive, but in today's market is it worth attempting a career here at all? Steph Finnan spoke to three recruiters to find out how candidates can approach the job search

In a sector where high academic achievement is a given, Geoff Robinson explains why analytical thinking skills will set graduates apart

Seasoned temp Gordon Stribling shares his secrets for getting on an agency's books and developing CV-boosting admin skills