Events & Opportunities
| Courses and Training | Media | Posted on 10.08.2011 | Posted by JC
How to get into TV is back!
‘How to Get into TV’ provides not only this but will also deliver in-depth and insider knowledge of the following:
- The industry: The different career options available to you and how best to navigate your chosen path.
- The TV Companies: An overview of the leading TV companies, what programmes they make, who to contact, and how?
- Communicating with future employers: CV clinic, guidance on covering letters, interview advice.
- Who’s hiring and how best to contact them.
The course will take place on Saturday 10th September in London and will cost £99 + VAT. It’s a really fantastic opportunity to get a head start launching a career, which will not be available again until much later in the year.
To join us or for more information please contact Francesca at DV Talent: t: 0207 267 2300 or e:training@dvtalent.co.uk Or you can check out the course outline and booking options on our website - www.dvtalent.co.uk
- The industry: The different career options available to you and how best to navigate your chosen path.
- The TV Companies: An overview of the leading TV companies, what programmes they make, who to contact, and how?
- Communicating with future employers: CV clinic, guidance on covering letters, interview advice.
- Who’s hiring and how best to contact them.
The course will take place on Saturday 10th September in London and will cost £99 + VAT. It’s a really fantastic opportunity to get a head start launching a career, which will not be available again until much later in the year.
To join us or for more information please contact Francesca at DV Talent: t: 0207 267 2300 or e:training@dvtalent.co.uk Or you can check out the course outline and booking options on our website - www.dvtalent.co.uk
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