Hexham high school to host creative industries careers fair

The fair invites students to explore career opportunities in the creative sector. <i>(Image: Queen Elizabeth High School)</i>
The fair invites students to explore career opportunities in the creative sector. (Image: Queen Elizabeth High School)
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Queen Elizabeth High School in Hexham is set to host a Creative Industries and Content Careers Fair this week.

The fair, on Thursday, March 5, invites students to explore career opportunities in the creative sector.

It will feature employers and professionals from across film, media, design, gaming, publishing, marketing, music, performing arts, and digital content.

Andrew Hedley, assistant headteacher, said: "We’re incredibly excited to open our doors to so many talented and passionate professionals.

"The creative industries are full of imagination, innovation, and opportunity—exactly the qualities we want our students to experience first-hand."

The school said the students will be able to take part in various activities, gain industry insights, and receive guidance on creative career pathways.

Organisations taking part in the fair include Bonded Digital and Media, Egger, Generator Live, Thirty Three Architecture, and Forum Cinema. 

Also National Trust, Newcastle University, Langley Furniture Works, Ryder, The Grove, Queen’s Hall, Gateshead and South Tyneside Music Hub.

Hays Travel, Young Women’s Film Academy, The Cluny, Sue Reed, David Brewis, and Northumbria University are also involved.

As are Forum Books, RED Engineering, Northumberland National Park, Hexham TV and Tia Taylor Berry.

The school has thanked all the organisations and professionals for  contributing their time and expertise.

Interactive demonstrations, portfolio advice, and 'emerging technology' displays will form part of the day’s programme.

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