Discover MU Residency, a 16-week talent development programme helping emerging creatives build skills, gain industry access, receive professional mentorship and take the next step in their creative careers.

Artist applications are now open for The Great Escape 2026, in partnership with CD Baby. Independent artists can apply for free and gain access to exciting opportunities.

Fuel your passion, find your purpose, and elevate your sound with the UK Rap Award, helping artists turn ambition into achievement.

Launch your media career with a Channel 4 Apprenticeship. Gain real experience, earn a qualification, and learn from industry professionals.

Launch your career with a BBC Apprenticeship. Gain real experience, industry training, and expert mentoring across media, technology, and business.

A Free 8 weeks TV & media training for 19 to 30 year olds in Greater London. Delivered by MAMA Youth Project with real job opportunities in top companies.

Join GirlGrind UK’s 10 Minds to help shape arts, culture, and youth projects in Birmingham and the West Midlands.

The NextGen Fund Round 12 offers up to £3,000 in support for early-stage musicians and creatives aged 18 to 25 years old to launch their ideas.

Get paid to train and create with Channel 4’s Content Creatives 2025, based in Leeds and Manchester.

A free 7 weeks creative programme in London for 16–25 year olds, that are not in work or training. Explore poetry, movement, and performance skills.

Sony Music UK 2026 internships offer paid, full‑time roles in London across creative, marketing, finance, digital and more.

A free A&R training programme for young women in Birmingham, offering mentorship, industry access, and hands-on music release experience.

A dynamic conference exploring Bashy’s Being Poor is Expensive through music, theology, culture, youth work, justice, and creative expression.

A grant and support programme helping self-managed UK musicians grow their careers through funding, expert advice, and industry connections.

Young Sounds Award offers up to £2,000 to help young UK musicians grow skills, buy gear, and fund projects.

Learn to manage music data, contracts, and networking with Help Musicians’ free workshops designed for early-career creatives and artists.